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On Sun, Aug 02, 2009 at 09:15:42PM +0200, Gerhard Erker 1 wrote: |
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> Hello |
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> I have a Microsoft wireless Laser Keyboard 6000 V2.0 and the Microsoft |
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> wireless Laser Mouse 6000. |
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> I tried to install Gentoo for AMD64 from the minimal installation cd. |
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> Unfortunately, when I booted, my keyboard was not recognized. I tried to |
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> boot with the hardware-option "doscsi", but it worked not. I saw that |
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> the "Num Lock" light is on when I switch on the computer. I can also |
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> write Boot-Options. When booting the gentoo-kernel for installation, |
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> Num-Lock switches off and my keyboard will not work. |
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> My Keyboard works on all Linux- and windows installations. Also I don't |
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> found help in Google. |
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Have you tried disconnecting and reconnecting your keyboard or hub once |
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the kernel has booted? I've got my mouse and keyboard connected through |
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a hub, and it always works in the BIOS and bootloader, but after Linux |
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boots, sometimes my mouse and keyboard don't work. Reconnecting the hub |
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makes everything work. |
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This only seems to happen on one system (VIA K8T800 based motherboard.) |
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