The errors show up in the logs. One of them also managed to embed a
mysterious high-bit character in a file while I was using GNU emacs, which
caused my shell script to fail in bizarre ways.
The message comes from linux/drivers/char/keyboard.c; the change log at the
top of that file says the last change was in October 95, so perhaps it's
strange that no-one else has reported it if it's a kernel problem. Perhaps
its a flaky keyboard or motherboard? Please don't hesitate to ask for more
info if needed.
Regards.
--- Aaron Crane, undergrad at SOAS, University of London
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