Okay, that was the problem. >> I've tried 'config -e' and >> disabling drm and inteldrm lines but quit and save doesn't seem to >> have the effect I expected. > In case it didn't work, if config -ef or config -c (usb keyboard > didn't work for me with config -c though) at boot time is affective then > you shouldn't see inteldrm in the dmesg? >
I didn't use the -f flag for config so it wasn't saving it. I could tell it wasn't saving because the inteldrm was still showing up in dmesg. Thanks!
