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Description of problem:
This is a continuation of BZ #1970384.
When installing a system with STIG profile, usbguard gets installed and doesn't have any rule to allow a USB mouse and keyboard to work. Hence, only a PS/2 mouse and keyboard can be used for the initial setup.
Trying such installation on my libvirt QEMU/KVM, I get 2 pointing devices by default:
- a USB tablet
- a PS/2 mouse and keyboard
It appears that the USB tablet doesn't work (for reason above related to usbguard) but also the PS/2 mouse and keyboard doesn't work either in the initial setup.
This seems due to the X configuration being used that only enables 1 pointing device (the USB one, which doesn't work due to usbguard).
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
initial-setup-gui-0.3.81.7-1 (RHEL8.4)
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install a libvirt QEMU/KVM with RHEL8.4 DVD and STIG profile
On a 20GB disk, specify the following sizes for the various required partitions:
- / 8GiB
- swap 2GiB
- /tmp, /var/tmp, /var/log, /var/log/audit 1GiB each
- /home 200MiB
- /var 4GiB
2. Boot the installed system
Actual results:
First boot wizard shows up and it's not possible to click on the items
Expected results:
Can click
Additional info:
Even once BZ #1970384 we shall make sure that all pointing devices are enabled, since we cannot know how the admin will finish the installation.