On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 23:50:44 -0500, Mike McCarty
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Oops! I somehow neglected to specify... PS/2 style keyboard PS/2
> style mouse Keyboard works
> PS/2 style keyboard USB style mouse Keyboard stops working
I am afraid I cannot reproduce this. I have two machines,
including my laptop, and I tried adding a USB mouse and keyboard to
both, and they both worked.
I think we need more details in order for us to be able to help
solve this problem; and this might explain the lack of response
earlier -- people might not be seeing the same issues, and thus can't
debug it without more information.
> Same setup works with you-know-what.
Then perhaps you-know-what _is_ the better solution, as far as
you are concerned. I don't think we should be brow beating people into
usding free software -- it should be their cohice. If they do not like
what free software has to offer, and like some other solution better,
we should respect that decision.
> ["snip no fix yet"s]
> Ok, so how does one get a newer kernel, install it, and get all the
> memory available?
$ apt-cache search linux-image
$ aptitude install <linux-image-foo of your choice>
$ update-grub (or the like, if you have not edited /etc/kernel-img.conf)
$ reboot.
>>> She's sorta impulsive, sometimes.
>>>
>>> Partly, she also wants access to a disc which was formatted by
>>> Windows NT, and which she considers she has no access to at present.
>>
>> libntfs-3g12. Will need a FUSE-enabled kernel.
> Again, how to obtain and install? I believe it is already mountable
> and readable.
I think with the kernel above, you should be able to mount an
NTFS volume (mount -t ntfs) without using fuse.
manoj
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