Frans Pop wrote: > > Found usbkbd kdb: 0x4a2:0x11 > ^^^^^^ > Hmmm. > - From your /proc/bus/usb/devices I would expect this to read 'usbhid'. Checked and it says usbkbd. > I've committed the changes to svn after testing as far as I can, so please > test this new version again. Results of my testing: i386 laptop with only built in keyboard, 2.4 kernel: choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was PC-Style) I don't know why it proposed a usb keyboard here. ia64 via serial console, 2.4 kernel, usb keyboard attached choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was No keyboard) i386 laptop with only built in keyboard, 2.6 kernel: choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard (Default was PC-Style) I don't know why it proposed a usb keyboard here. ia64 via serial console, 2.4 kernel, usb keyboard attached choices were: USB keyboard, No keyboard to configure (Default was No keyboard) i386 laptop with built in and usb keyboards, 2.4 kernel: choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was PC-Style) IIRC this is correct, since my USB keyboard is not a mac keyboard i386 laptop with built in and usb keyboards, 2.6 kernel: choices were: PC-style, USB keyboard (Default was PC-Style) ia64 via serial console, 2.4 kernel, no keyboard attached choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was No keyboard) I don't know why it proposed a usb keyboard here. ia64 via serial console, 2.6 kernel, no keyboard attached choices were: USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was No keyboard) I don't know why it proposed a usb keyboard here. ia64 at the console, usb keyboard, 2.4 kernel choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was PC-Style) ia64 at the console, usb keyboard, 2.6 kernel choices were: USB keyboard, No keyboard (Default was USB keyboard) This seems wrong, why is PC-Style not an option? However, after I configured it to use this keyboard, all the keys on the keyboard seemed to work correctly, so maybe it was right. vmware with usb disabled, 2.4 kernel choices were: PC-Style, USB Keyboard, No keyboard (Default was PC-Style) FWIW, this system has no /proc/bus/usb/devices, so apparently it's adding the USB keyboard choice even if there's no USB. vmware with usb disabled, 2.6 kernel choices were: PC-Style, USB keyboard (Default was PC-Style) Well, it seems to always get the default right. I don't know why it always has USB keyboard as an option though. -- see shy jo
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