keyboard does not work when install CD run
Charles Blair
c-blair at uiuc.edu
Thu Jan 11 15:22:09 PST 2007
Thanks for the help with my previous distress calls. I fear
this will not be the last.
I just booted the "i386" CD on my new HP machine. It displayed
a bunch of stuff, ending with the choices (I) install (S) shell.
I tried to type "I" or "i", but nothing happened on my screen,
seemed to be no response at all. Control-C and control-alt-del
did not do anything either. I ended up turning the machine off.
Keyboard is working with windows.
It may be significant that one of the things displayed was
"kbc: cmd word write error".
Bonus question: I last installed linux (debian) over five years
ago. I had that co-existing with a windows partition. The machine
orignally had its entire hard disk as windows. I had to use a program
(FIPS) to shrink the windows files to a smaller space, which then
became my windows partition when I used fdisk. I didn't see any
description of this part of the process in the installation
instructions.
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