Re: Upgrade fresh system to standard debian 2.6.15 kernels Now console does not respond to keyboard. what to try?

[Kent West <westk@acu.edu>]

Mitchell Laks wrote:

>On Tuesday 14 March 2006 21:18, Kent West wrote:
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>>My guess is that you need to modprobe some keyboard module, such as
>>usbkbd, etc.
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>I did as you suggested. installed modconf and then I looked for some 
>keyboard-related module, tried usbkbd ( i dont have a usbkey keyboard - i have 
>a  standard keyboard and a standard mouse). Still even with insmod usbkbd no 
>success.
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>Any more ideas?
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Not really. But I just remembered something similar happening to me a
few months back. If I recall correctly, all I had to do was wait three
or four minutes, and then the keyboard started responding. I never did
track down the problem; it went away by itself (maybe I removed a KVM
from the picture, or I did another upgrade, or something; I just don't
remember; sorry).

-- 
Kent