When I boot into this keyboardless state, the machine is still alive,
and I can use it via the network as normal. Its just the console that
is fried. It doesn't seem to make any difference whether fbcon or the
normal console is used.
Sean
On Wed, Oct 06, 1999 at 01:02:51PM +0100, Paul Ashton wrote:
> > Unless I press any key during boot, keyboard does not work when system
> > gets to login prompt. Suspend/resume corrects the problem.
>
> I just installed redhat 6.1 on my laptop and since a 2.2 kernel
> is on (not for very long), the problem returned.
>
> It seems that no interrupts are generated when keys are pressed,
> however a programmatic cure is to do "setleds +caps < /dev/tty1"
>
> Does that provide a clue to anyone as to what the problem might
> be?
>
> Paul
>
>
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