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I had once something similar with gentoo-sources in 1.4. Only when |
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selected SMP. |
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Used the vanilla-sources and all was well. Worked with ac-sources as well. |
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Try to use different sources for the kernel and see if problem is there. |
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Imre |
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Lisa Seelye wrote: |
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> On Mon, 2003-10-27 at 20:51, Jeff Griffiths wrote: |
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>>unsure if this is the appropriate forum fo this question, please direct |
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>>me to another list if need be. |
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>>a co-worker with an SMP system tried installing gentoo 1.4 a couple of |
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>>days ago; the experience was mostly fine except that whenever he tried |
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>>to boot an SMP kernel, his keyboard would no longer work (?) |
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>>any pointers to kernel config options that might work around this issue |
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>>would be greatly appreciated, i am pretty sure it is a quirk in the |
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>>apollo chipset that is causing this =) |
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>>the system is a p3 dual processor: |
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>>motherboard: super p3tdde |
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>>chipset: via apollo pro 266T |
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>>dual 1.7 GHZ fcpga penium III's |
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>>fastrak100 tx/lp series IDE raid card running RAID1 on two hdd's |
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>>super-old MS natural split keyboard w/ ps2 interface |
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>>1 GB RAM |
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>>he installed gentoo on an additional non-raid IDE drive. |
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> Silly, but, did he enable keyboard support in the kernel? |
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