I use a Code USB keyboard and it is not being recognized by Slackware Current. The board worked during the install process but after the reboot I am left unable to log into my system. The LEDs don't even come on and they always come on about halfway through boot.
The install stick lets me get back into my root partition and from there my keyboard does work but I don't see any options for setting up a keyboard. Any help you guys could provide would be appreciated. I have been having a very eventful install after building a new machine.

Welcome to LQ!

A common cause of what you describe is a system booting with a -generic kernel without a suitable supporting initrd (initial ramdisk).

As you have found, you can use the install media to access the system. You can use this to 'chroot' to your install.
Then you can use the '/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh' script to generate a suitable 'mkinitrd' command, run it and adjust your bootloader.
Further information on chroot and initrd.

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