Bob Proulx wrote:
> Maybe one day all computers can use a free software BIOS that we can see and
> understand.
>
> http://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot
Nice project.
Although I love your idea, I believe, as long as MB-manufactors don't use that
project - or at least support it, your id
Geronimo wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > In which case an update to the BIOS may be needed.
>
> I was pretty faithless about your hint. But ...
> ... I went to hell for that fu...nny BIOS update (without any M$-System and
> without floppy - no way :(
> I had to dig for my old floppy drive) and a
Hi Bob,
first of all thank you for your attention.
Bob Proulx wrote:
> It sounds like your BIOS is not supporting legacy usb devices. Boot
> to your BIOS setup page and look for an option that says something
> like Enable Legacy USB Devices.
My BIOS was dated from this year and it had no opti
Geronimo wrote:
> I have some trouble with grub2 and usb-keyboard.
> The keyboard works with BIOS and after booting with X - but grub2 does not
> accept any keystroke.
>
> If I wonna change the boot device selection, I have to plug in a ps2
> keyboard, which is quite a bit annoying.
>
> What can
Hi,
I have some trouble with grub2 and usb-keyboard.
The keyboard works with BIOS and after booting with X - but grub2 does not
accept any keystroke.
If I wonna change the boot device selection, I have to plug in a ps2 keyboard,
which is quite a bit annoying.
What can I do to get grub2 accept
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