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Description of problem: Installing Fedora 25 Server and then doing results in a system that boots to a login screen where the mouse does not seem to react, and the keyboard does not allow you to type either. After installing another desktop environment (I tried KDE Plasma), the problem goes away, and Hawaii Desktop becomes usable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: # Install Fedora 25 Server # dnf group install "Hawaii Desktop" # systemctl set-default graphical.target # reboot Actual results: No mouse cursor, blinking text cursor that does not react to text entry Expected results: Mouse cursor should react to the mouse. The login form should accept keyboard input. Additional info: Reproduced on two different machines, a Mac Mini Server and a 8-way custom-built server.
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