Re: NetBSD appears not to support motherboard/chipset
Tobias Nygren <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.netbsd.help |
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John Warmann wrote: > I am trying to install NetBSD 3.1 amd64 on my machine but i think the > motherboard/chipset is not supported. I have 3 machines P4, Athon 64 3200+ and > Athlon 64 4000+. All three machines are connected to the same input devices > with a KVM. The P4 runs Linux and NetBSD using the same keyboard, so i'm sure > the keyboard is ok. > I also have FreeBSD and Gentoo Linux installed on the 3200+ and was trying to > install NetBSD 3.1 on that same machine. It boots up and gets to the first screen, > language choice screen, then absolutely no response to keyboard input, so > there's nothing I can do but reboot manually. To make sure it was not the KVM > causing problems, I connected the keyboard directly, still no response. > I also tried NetBSD 2.0, 3.1 i386, NetBSD Live and another keyboard and the results are the same. > I can't get a dmesg when I can't even enter text. Machine specs below: > > Athlon 64 3200+ socket 939 > MSI RS480M2-IL Motherboard > This board has a buggy bios. Booting into autoconf (boot -c) and disabling pckbc0 should get your usb keyboard working. Alternatively you can disable uhci in the bios and and use a PS/2 keyboard.