Audioslave - 7M3 - Live wrote:
Dave wrote:
I can't understand why the company would use so much of there
networking bandwidth for a server to only send messages from basically the
"same" subscribers over and over again. Whining and complaining of all their
problems that they (I suspect) don't even try to work out themselves.
I would say that the HP that I have is trash for use with Linux. It bombed with RH9, Severn, Mandrake.
Not having a functional input device does make it a bit hard to resolve problems with a fouled up installation. Any hints on getting the computer to keep the keyboard usable with the HP Presario?
After Grub loads, the keyboard is not recognized.
Don't get an HP (CompaQ).
Jim
Not all but a majority. Back to the subject I believe HP and/or Compaq is
currently selling computers with Linux installed if you prefer.
Please take a look at:
http://www.matts-workshop.com/hp_ze4325us_rh9.shtml
All you need to do is disable legacy USB support in the BIOS. If that doesn't work, boot with the 'nousb' option, or you can hook up a usb keyboard.
The HP Presario isn't trash by any means, it just takes a little extra effort to set up.
Matt
I'll give your advice a try. I sold my 490CDT to a Windows user. Now, I have this one to take on the challenge of.
For the nousb option, is it just tailed onto the kernel in edit mode? The USB Keyboard was something that I considered.
Thanks,
Jim
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