On a newly-acquired ARM CY13 laptop (Pentium 4, Phoenix BIOS, Intel i845 chipset), I've noticed the oft-discussed problem with USB keyboards - that they don't actually work when GRUB itself gets loaded. However, there's a twist - if I press a key on the laptop's internal keyboard first, once GRUB has started itself, I can then use a keyboard connected via USB as usual. Anyone have any clues as to why this is? I think this is the same problem as with other systems with USB keyboards, so maybe if we can figure out why this is so, then it can be corrected on other systems.
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