Re: locked out.

2005-12-09 Thread Daniel James

Hi Chris,

Just did a fresh install.  Now I'm locked out of my machine 


Do you mean your keyboard is permanently disabled? Is it USB or PS/2?

What happens if you try to use the keyboard during the BIOS messages, eg 
to access the BIOS setup? Or does it only go dead after the Linux kernel 
has booted?


Cheers

Daniel


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locked out.

2005-12-08 Thread CHRIS WAKEFIELD
Hi all.
Just did a fresh install.  Now I'm locked out of my machine .. my machine 
is taking no keyboard input.  Mouse, yes.  I've even tried other installs on 
the same machine ...still nothing.
Tried other keyboards, same thing
I'm stumped here, anyone know why or how this can happen?
Thanks for any ideas,
Chris W.


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Re: locked out.

2005-12-08 Thread studio-64

Hi Chris

Same happened to me with the last update on 64studio.

I'll pass this on the Daniel as it has us stumped, and now looks like a 
bug in the new Kernel.


Did you get the change keyboard map??

cheers
Bob




CHRIS WAKEFIELD wrote:

Hi all.
Just did a fresh install.  Now I'm locked out of my machine .. my machine 
is taking no keyboard input.  Mouse, yes.  I've even tried other installs on 
the same machine ...still nothing.
Tried other keyboards, same thing
I'm stumped here, anyone know why or how this can happen?
Thanks for any ideas,
Chris W.




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Re: locked out.

2005-12-08 Thread CHRIS WAKEFIELD
I'm using the lastest current install iso I think its 2.6.12.  It's an at 
keyboard.  haven't tried apci=off, but I will.  I'll check the legacy support 
for usb, but I don't use usb.
What's funny, is that I've had no problems with the keyboard, but once I booted 
that fresh install, the keyboard wouldn't work with my other linux 
installs...very odd.
I'm in a mess here, I hosed my main system with dist-upgrade ;^)

Thanks for your assistance,
Chris W.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lennart Sorensen)
Date: Thursday, December 8, 2005 5:57 am
Subject: Re: locked out.

 On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 01:22:40AM -0800, CHRIS WAKEFIELD wrote:
  Hi all.
  Just did a fresh install.  Now I'm locked out of my machine 
 .. my machine is taking no keyboard input.  Mouse, yes.  I've 
 even tried other installs on the same machine ...still nothing.
  Tried other keyboards, same thing
  I'm stumped here, anyone know why or how this can happen?
 
 usb or at keyboard?
 
 Which kernel (2.4 or 2.6)?
 
 Is usb legacy supprot enabled in the bios?
 
 Does adding acpi=off to the kernel options help?
 
 Len Sorensen
 
 
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Re: locked out.

2005-12-08 Thread Lennart Sorensen
On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 10:14:01AM -0800, CHRIS WAKEFIELD wrote:
 I'm using the lastest current install iso I think its 2.6.12.  It's an at 
 keyboard.  haven't tried apci=off, but I will.  I'll check the legacy support 
 for usb, but I don't use usb.
 What's funny, is that I've had no problems with the keyboard, but once I 
 booted that fresh install, the keyboard wouldn't work with my other linux 
 installs...very odd.
 I'm in a mess here, I hosed my main system with dist-upgrade ;^)

Could be your keymap too.  Lots of systems seem to have keyboard
problems due to keymap changes lately at least on 2.6 kernels.

The usb legacy support in bioses can screw up if buggy and prevent a
real ps/2 keyboard from working in some cases.  acpi also sometimes
seems to have bugs that break keyboard support.  I assume the keyboard
works fine at the boot loader?

Len Sorensen


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