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For the archive:

I noticed that everything went fine with my keymap as soon as I booted 
without my USB mouse connected. I also got the "Configuring syscons..." 
messages during boot (which I didn't get before).

I then plugged my USB mouse in another USB port and now everything works 
like expected.

Nevertheless...strange how an USB port can prevent syscons from running..


Patrick