> I was running -current (dated some days before Christmas 2010, maybe 24th) > on my aspire one A110, and running smooth. > I decided, having one month passed to upgrade to latest -current, which is > now 4.9 (dated 20 Jan).
[...] Built-in keyboard support on the Aspire One is known to be broken, but this is the first time I hear that it has been working at all at some point. > After installing with success, I can boot -current till the login, but then > the keyboard has no effect (mouse works, though). The only working key > besides mouse buttons is the power key. Being impossible any kind of > interaction with the machine but for shutting it down, I hereby include a > dmesg just from bsd.rd: Well you could use an usb keyboard... > Just for the records, the keyboard behaviour under linux is perfect. > What might this be? Some regression? It is not a regression. The keyboard controller emulation in this machine makes the pkcbc driver extremely unhappy. Mios
