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[Federico Leoni <effelle@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, after a few test I'm not sure if is completely related to the boot speed, but I'm quite sure is part of the problem, because booting with a fresh install on an old sata2 hdd I don't have any problem with the keyboard.
Let me explain: I'm using an HP Pavilliion dv2700 notebook, and all works fine except for a random faulty shutdown.  
Trying to analyze the problem I check with 'hwinfo' and I found:

unknown:
                           FPU
                           DMA controller
                           keyboard controller
                           Intel 82801H (ICH8 Family) SMBus Controller

Then I've plugged in my external USB keyboard and I was able to login without issues all the time I've check.                           
With the internal keyboard I need to wait 10-15 seconds before be able to input my password. 
What log/info do you need to track down this issue?

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1495332

Title:
  15.10: No keyboard input on startup

Status in lightdm-gtk-greeter package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  Installed via using lubuntu-desktop. kubuntu-desktop also installed.

  When the greeter first starts there is no keyboard input. It won't
  even accept Ctrl+Alt+F1 to switch to VT tty1.

  If the mouse pointer is moved around the focus indicator follows it;
  hover over the Password box and its focus indication is shown and the
  pointer changes to a caret but no keyboard input is accepted.

  User has to use the mouse to click on a button, drop-down combo, or
  applet icon in the task-bar to gain keyboard input.

  There are no indications in the lightdm logs of a greeter input issue.

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