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On 10 Jun 2009, at 00:03, Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> My keyboard (through kvm) is not recognized until bootup gets to the |
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> login prompt. Once there... no problems with keyboard. |
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> If I want to do anything early in boot process, like at grub prompt, I |
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> must keep a keyboard plugged in direct to machine. |
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If you can't access the BIOS using the KVM then the problem is |
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hardware, not with Linux software. |
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> Now using an IOMEGA 4prt `symphany'. All usb. I guess `Symphany' |
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> because you can switch speaker connections too. |
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You might try checking BIOS options. Some BIOS have "legacy USB" modes |
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& suchlike. There is a standard for USB keyboards & mice - the BIOS |
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might mention "HID" (Human Interface Devices), which refers to these. |
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Stroller. |