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I have read quite a bit about the how bitchy eMachines M6805 laptop is. But |
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hey, I got one of that before I read all those comments. I am trying to |
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install Gentoo on my eMachines M6805 laptop. I have tried to install from |
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"install-amd64-universal-2004.3-r1.iso", "install-amd64-minimal-2004.3.iso", |
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and minimal version. I am giving the booting option pci=noacpi. It boots |
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perfect, but when I get a prompt I don't have any keyboard working. My |
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laptop keyboard doesnot work. I tried to connect USB keyboard, but that |
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doesnot work either. |
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I am pretty sure the problem is it is not able to enable the USB ports, and |
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the keyboard hardware for the laptop is just too new to find drivers during |
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installation. |
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I have read on the Gentoo install instructions that there is an emachines |
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kernel, but non of the versions that I download |
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("install-amd64-universal-2004.3-r1.iso", |
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"install-amd64-minimal-2004.3.iso", and minimal version) have emachines |
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kernel. I was wondering if anyone could tell me where I could find the |
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Gentoo linux Live CD that has emachines kernel. Or how can I get the |
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keyboard working during the installation. |
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Thanks in advance |
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Ashok. |