Hi, On Tuesday 29 March 2005 21:19, Frans Pop wrote: > <p>The first issue is with USB keyboards by Sun as used on for > example SunBlade systems. These are incorrectly "recognized" by the > installer as regular Sun keyboards. A workaround is documented in the > Installation Guide (see link above, chapter "Using the Debian > Installer").</p> Does this happen with 2.6 or 2.4 or both ? > <p>The second issue is kernel related. Kernels in the 2.6 series > use a different input layer that makes all keyboards look like "normal" PC > keyboards. This means that if you boot the installer with a 2.4 kernel and > configure it for a Sun or USB keyboard and later (in expert mode) select a > 2.6 kernel for the new system, you will very likely end up with a > non-working keyboard after reboot.</p> Can this be workaround by "dpkg-reconfigure console-data" before the reboot ? regards, Holger
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