David Talkington wrote:
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> Mark Knipfer wrote:
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> >I have no idea why gpm kills the keyboard and mouse during boot
> >up. Any suggestions, ideas, or possible solutions?
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> Sounds like a resource conflict. You might check to see if something
> else is squatting on whatever IRQ the mouse wants, for instance (mine
> claims IRQ 12, but I don't know if that's universal).
>
> It may also help to ensure that you don't have kernel support for
> devices that you don't have, and that you're using modules wherever
> possible. When device support is in the kernel instead of via
> modules, resource conflicts may be much harder to circumvent (my
> experience with sound cards is talking here).
>
> I know that's vague, but I hope it helps a bit.
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> - -d
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> David Talkington
> http://www.spotnet.org
The PS/2 mouse is on IRQ 12 and there are no other devices using
IRQ 12. There is only a 10/100 NIC and AGP video card in this
computer and I disabled the COMx/LPTx and USB ports in the computer
as I am not needing them.
I am not sure what is causing this problem, but I have been working
on this problem for two days now without finding a solution. There
is something causing this problem, I just sure like to know what it
is so I can correct it.
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