Bob Proulx wrote:
> Maybe one day all computers can use a free software BIOS that we can see and
> understand.
>
> http://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot
Nice project.
Although I love your idea, I believe, as long as MB-manufactors don't use that
project - or at least support it, your id
Geronimo wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > In which case an update to the BIOS may be needed.
>
> I was pretty faithless about your hint. But ...
> ... I went to hell for that fu...nny BIOS update (without any M$-System and
> without floppy - no way :(
> I had to dig for my old floppy drive) and a
Hi Bob,
first of all thank you for your attention.
Bob Proulx wrote:
> It sounds like your BIOS is not supporting legacy usb devices. Boot
> to your BIOS setup page and look for an option that says something
> like Enable Legacy USB Devices.
My BIOS was dated from this year and it had no opti
Geronimo wrote:
> I have some trouble with grub2 and usb-keyboard.
> The keyboard works with BIOS and after booting with X - but grub2 does not
> accept any keystroke.
>
> If I wonna change the boot device selection, I have to plug in a ps2
> keyboard, which is quite a bit a
Hi,
I have some trouble with grub2 and usb-keyboard.
The keyboard works with BIOS and after booting with X - but grub2 does not
accept any keystroke.
If I wonna change the boot device selection, I have to plug in a ps2 keyboard,
which is quite a bit annoying.
What can I do to get grub2 accept
Yes. Search for "usb device not seen by grub" in the grub-devel ml - dec. 2009.
It was rather messy back then - maybe they've improved it.
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From: "T o n g" mlist4sunt...@yahoo.com
Date: Jun. 27 2010 04:57PM
Subject: grub2 and USB
Hi,
Anybody knows if grub2 allows me to boot partitions from USB?
If so, that'd be useful to boot from boxes that don't have booting off USB
disks ability.
Thanks
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