Not a lepoard issue - happens to me and I'm still on tiger. MBP, RC1, mouse works, no keyboard after resume.

It's the built-in keyboard on the macbook pro.

I tracked it down to the VPN software my company uses. Turn it off, and the keyboard comes back.

Here's my comments from the thread that etung linked. Can the folks who are reporting keyboard trouble please run these commands, then report the results here on the thread?

We'll have to individually contact each of the vendors who are disabling keyboard input to Fusion.

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Sounds like some application has turned on Secure Event Input, which unfortunately disables keyboard input to VMware Fusion when not in Unity mode. Can you try running the following from Terminal:

ioreg -l -w 0 | grep SecureInput

You'll see a line like:

| "IOConsoleUsers" = ({"kCGSSessionSecureInputPID"=4695, (...)

If you can then run:

ps auxww | grep 4695

where 4695 is the number you see after "kCGSSessionSecureInputPID", it'll tell you what program has enabled Secure Event Input.

If you could let us know which process has done this (and not disabled Secure Event Input when it was done), we can contact the software provider to let them know they're breaking Fusion.

Thanks for your patience!
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Forgot to add, running the ioreg terminal command gets me nothing in return so I assume it is not the secureinput referenced above here.

Confirmed - it's my VPN software.

As requested, here is the Terminal output from the commands listed in the forum post.

porgesm 460 0.4 -0.0 27372 428 p1 S+ 1:54PM 0:00.00 grep 418
porgesm 418 0.0 -1.0 415536 20856 ?? S 1:53PM 0:03.16 /opt/CPsrsc-50/bin/SecureClient.app/Contents/MacOS/SecureClient -psn_0_3014657

This is definitely SecureClient.