RE: Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

I know I got to that problem a while ago at the 21C3. My keyboard
adaptor (actually mist's) was not recognised. Mist told me it had worked
when the SI driver was still hardcoded to accept a keyboard at some
port, but it didn't work any more. I don't think I have time to check it
out this week. The fact that the num and caps lights work does not need
to mean anything, don't know if they are controlled by the kernel or the
hardware.

Rob

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[mailto:[email protected]] Namens Daniel
Thompson
Verzonden: zondag 6 februari 2005 18:50
Aan: [email protected]
Onderwerp: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard
not working

Hi Folks

First, a bit of news:

Linux boots successfully when loaded via the Max Drive Pro. Datel
finally got round to releasing their gizmo (I got mine about a week ago)
and almost the first time I tried it the kernel booted, found my NFS
server and made it to the Debian login prompt on my UK (PAL) 'Cube.

Second, a bit of a problem:

I have a (very cheap) keyboard adaptor I bought on Lik-sang at the same
time I bought my BBA. It is a two-in-one device that can either connect
a PS/2 keyboard or a Playstation controller. The kernel correctly
identified the peripherals in the boot messages (2 controllers, unused,
keyboard) but unfortunately the keyboard just didn't seem to work
(though caps lock and num lock lights do come on and off when I press
those buttons).

So a variety of crack-pot questions:

 - has anyone had their Lik-sang 2-in-1 adaptor work on gc-linux?
   (and in what socket)

 - has anyone had their keyboard work after booting via a Max drive?
   (a long shot given how rare those things are)

 - does anyone know of any bare machine .dol programs that use the
   keyboard so I might be able to prove the hardware does work?

 - could someone with a keyboard and SDLoad unplug their BBA and
   let me know if <Shift-PgUp> gets the kernel to scroll up from the
   'Looking for RPC ... messages'? (I want to debug the keyboard thing
   before laying a network cable down to the living room so I'd like to
   know how to tell when I've got it working!)

Unless someone has a better suggestion I guess I need to go and add lots
of printk's to the keyboard driver (and any lower-level drivers) to
figure out what might have gone wrong.

-- 
Daniel Thompson <[email protected]>



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