> You're sure that the keyboard isn't plugged into the mouse port, and > *some* things are accomodating that? But, otherwise, I can't think why Been there 8( That was fun. > a keyboard wouldn't work in one OS where it does in another, it's a very > basic piece of technology. I'd be inclined to try swapping things > around, if you can borrow another to try. > > On the other hand, if a USB keyboard works, now might be the time to > treat yourself to a good new one. ;-) I just did that, I got sick of > putting up with a hideous to type on keyboard, and decided now was the > time to do something about it. The things I would check are - Does the keyboard work if you plug in a PS/2 mouse not a USB one [I have met VIA hardware with this behaviour] - Turning off USB legacy support in the BIOS - this does affect PS/2 behaviour as it makes the BIOS fake USB as PS/2 and vendors do get it wrong now and then - Make sure the PS/2 keyboard isn't turned off in the BIOS (not many allow that though) If the keyboard works in some situations and not others its very unlikely to be a physical fault. Alan -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
