On Sat, May 12, 2001 at 07:38:42PM +1000, Brett Gardner uttered:
> It is a microsoft USB keyboard.
^^^^^^^^^ ^^^
This is a Hint[tm]. Microsoft may make good keyboards, but I prefer
their mice. If I remember correctly, the default kernel with Debian
isn't going to support a USB _anything_. There are instructions to
making your own rescue disk to install Debian, and I have no idea
either.
Some USB devices play up under 2.4.x, so it isn't suprising that
it isn't finding an AT keyboard.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated, linux is rather frustrating to setup!
>
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