Keyboard Logic

Keyboard Logic

[Peter]

>Hi,
>
>I am using lilo for a multiple boot system.
>
>If I plug my keyboard into an USB port instead of the PS/2 port I can only 
>boot into the system which is set as default. Lilo will not show the other 
>boot systems.
>
>The same if I boot from a live CD and keyboard is plugged into USB port it 
>cannot be accessed before start-up therefore no boot commands can be given.
>
>In either case once start-up is completed the keyboard is functioning 
properly
>when plugged into USB.

>In BIOS USB legacy is enabled.

>The mother board is Elitegroup P4VMM2 and has 4 USB ports. The keyboard is 
>unbranded.

>What could be the reason for such a behavior?

 Lilo does not support USB

Peter

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Keyboard Logic

[Peter]

Hi,

I am using lilo for a multiple boot system.

If I plug my keyboard into an USB port instead of the PS/2 port I can only 
boot into the system which is set as default. Lilo will not show the other 
boot systems.

The same if I boot from a live CD and keyboard is plugged into USB port it 
cannot be accessed before start-up therefore no boot commands can be given.

In either case once start-up is completed the keyboard is functioning properly 
when plugged into USB.

In BIOS USB legacy is enabled.

The mother board is Elitegroup P4VMM2 and has 4 USB ports. The keyboard is 
unbranded.

What could be the reason for such a behaviou?

Regards

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