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I keep two kernels around. |
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* "Production" (currently 4.19.57) |
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* "Experimental" (currently 5.4.80-r1) |
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I updated "Experimental" to 5.4.80-r1 as part of my recent "world" |
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update. The problem is as follows... |
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* if I reboot from 4.19.57, the keyboard is fully functional at the LILO |
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menu. |
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* if I reboot from 5.4.80-r1, the keyboard is dead at the LILO menu. The |
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menu times out and boots the first choice (Production, i.e. 4.19.57). |
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Rebooting from the "Production" kernel allows me to scroll down at the |
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LILO menu to select "Experimental". Or I can run "lilo -R Experimental" |
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at the commandline to tell the system to skip the LILO menu, and go |
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directly to the "Experimental" kernel at the next reboot. I use |
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"uname -r" to check which kernel I've booted to. 5.4.80-r1 seems to be |
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running fine so far, except for the dead keyboard at the LILO menu. |
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This email is coming from 5.4.80-r1. Any ideas? |
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Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> |
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I don't run "desktop environments"; I run useful applications |
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