> "Mike" == Mike Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > "Mike" == Mike Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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Mike> This has nothing to do with Athlon processors and everything to do with
Mike> buggy BIOS code that doesn't set the "extended keyboard present" bit.
Mike> Feel free to chec
Just FYI, my Athlon K7-700 with the ASUS motherboard won't boot
with an old IBM keyboard unless the reset button is pressed; the
screen remains blank. The ASUS web page says this happens in
certain combinations of keyboards and ATX power supplies. With
another keyboard it's fine.
Anneli
> > "Mike" == Mike Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Mike> This has nothing to do with Athlon processors and everything to do with
> Mike> buggy BIOS code that doesn't set the "extended keyboard present" bit.
> Mike> Feel free to check the (very simple) code in boot2 that performs keyb
> "Mike" == Mike Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mike> This has nothing to do with Athlon processors and everything to do with
Mike> buggy BIOS code that doesn't set the "extended keyboard present" bit.
Mike> Feel free to check the (very simple) code in boot2 that performs keyboard
Mike
This has nothing to do with Athlon processors and everything to do with
buggy BIOS code that doesn't set the "extended keyboard present" bit.
Feel free to check the (very simple) code in boot2 that performs keyboard
detection, and if you've got any better ideas on how to make this work
prope
Personally, I'm keen with the fact that the problem is known, its understood
there isn't an easy fix, and I have a work around.
-Brian
>
> This has nothing to do with Athlon processors and everything to do with
> buggy BIOS code that doesn't set the "extended keyboard present" bit.
Hey, guys. I went a slightly different route than playing with the numlock key
to get FreeBSD running. The problem seems to really be the -P (probe the
keyboard) boot option, and it setting -D and -h when it doesn't find it. My
"workaround" was to make boot floppies, and edit boot.conf to remove
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