Limaunion wrote:
Fred Crowson wrote:
Limaunion wrote:
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sorry, forgot about that detail, it's a PS2 keyboard attached to a 5pin
DIN adapter connected to the motherboard .
Jorge.-
Hi Jorge,
I believe this is a BIOS issue - had a similar problem with an old
Cyrix 6x86MX ("CyrixInstead" 686-class) 234 MHz machine, that had a 5pin
DIN keyboard socket on the motherboard - but I found the problem
disappeared if I used 5pin DIN keyboard. The keyboard is left plugged
in as the BIOS didn't have an option to boot on all errors. I suspect
that the BIOS options on a 486 might be a bit limiting...
Not sure this helps.
Fred
