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On a fresh install on older dell P4, I've been unable to get the usb |
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keyboard to respond. |
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It responds at the grub screen, but once past there... no response |
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I am running thru a kvm switch, but don't really have the option |
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without a fair bit of juggling to try it with everything hooked |
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direct. I have tried plugging a keyboard direct, with no result. |
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One other time, long ago, I hit this same problem and it turned out to |
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be a bios setting. I don't recall what it was now, but did find some |
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info in a KVM manual that says the two items below might need setting: |
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Set HALT ON ERROR to ALL BUT KEYBOARD. |
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In PNP AND PCI SETUP, set PNP OS INSTALLED to YES and set |
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USB IRQ to ENABLED. |
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My bios do not show anything that seems to be similar or even related, |
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other than a setting to have keyboard errors reported or not... and I |
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tried that both ways. |
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This is a Dell system SX280 and says it is bios revision A08. I've |
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not seen this particular setup before and it looks unusual to me. |
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It has headings for: |
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System |
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Drivers |
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Onboard Devices |
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Video |
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Performance |
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Security |
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Power Management |
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Maintenance |
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Post Behavior |
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And a list of things under each. I'm not going to try to snarfle all |
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that by hand unless it seems likely to be helpful. But I can say that |
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after a thorough look at them all, I didn't see anything that seemed |
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to be related. |
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Anyone have ideas on this? |