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Linux installation without keyboard?
Straight to the point. 1 year ago I hit the socket on the uterus while cleaning the PC. After that, the rear usb ports stopped working, and even, as it turned out later, ps / 2 (I bought an adapter from usb to ps / 2 and still the keyboard did not work). I then gave up on it, stuck a usb hub into the front usb port connected to the uterus via plugs (I don’t know what this interface is called) and was happy, despite the terrible appearance of my PC. Until I had to install linux for my studies. I chose 3 distros and tried to install them: Arch, parrot security os and Kali. Why didn't it work? Because when it comes to choosing the installation point (when the PC boots from a flash drive with a knurled distro, a menu pops up with a choice, for example, live cd, installation such, such, etc.), I can’t do anything, because the input does nothing with keyboard and mouse. That is, nothing happens when i click on anything. Devices work, glow, but for some reason this menu does not want to work with them. Because of this, it is not possible to select the installation item. I remind you that the keyboard and mouse are connected through the front port through the hub. I know that in most distributions there is a timer (if the user does not enter anything, the default item starts), but it launches a live cd that does not have an item with the installation (at least in parrot security, I stopped on it when choosing a system ) , like in Ubuntu or somewhere else. I have already tried to connect another railway via VB and roll onto it, and everything works there, but when I load the system from under this railway, it gives an error The keyboard and mouse are connected through the front port through the hub. I know that in most distributions there is a timer (if the user does not enter anything, the default item starts), but it launches a live cd that does not have an item with the installation (at least in parrot security, I stopped on it when choosing a system ) , like in Ubuntu or somewhere else. I have already tried to connect another railway via VB and roll onto it, and everything works there, but when I load the system from under this railway, it gives an error The keyboard and mouse are connected through the front port through the hub. I know that in most distributions there is a timer (if the user does not enter anything, the default item starts), but it launches a live cd that does not have an item with the installation (at least in parrot security, I stopped on it when choosing a system ) , like in Ubuntu or somewhere else. I have already tried to connect another railway via VB and roll onto it, and everything works there, but when I load the system from under this railway, it gives an error, as I understand it, this is due to the Booth flag or whatever it is called. The question is: how to put parrot security os, or at least an analogue of the above in my situation? Thank you for your attention!
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It's Linux, not Windows.
We remove the screw, put it on any other machine, install Linux, return the screw.
You need to study the Automated Installation section in the documentation of the selected distribution.
Used Preseed to automatically install Debian and Ubuntu on 3000 devices (digital signage system) - works fine.
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