Hmmm.... They are asking you to add i8042.reset option to linux kernel options. That means resetting keyboard controller chip. This may either be the fault of APIC (interrupt controller) or ACPI (power management) - very likely latter, since it seems to be related to reboots. I wonder if somebody has filed a bug report for this. Syam chettan's problem may have been similar.
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