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Re: [SLE] isolinux initial keyboard dead (Asus P5GD2 Board, suse-10.0 CDs/DVDs)
- From: Jeroen <j.geusebroek@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 11:20:27 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <c22ebab10511300320m38bf19d7o66160e83e3d907e0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On 11/28/05, Bernd Melchers <melchers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> But it is NOT possible to boot them with (suse-9.3 or) Suse-10
> installation or live CDs or DVDs, neither x64 nor i32 versions.
> I upgraded mb bios and DVD-Drive-Firmware, nothing helps.
> I changed BIOS PnP/OS, ACPI-2 and APIC Options, nothing helps.
>
> I see this:
> I insert the optical medium, boot, the Bonjour-Screen appears. Then
> when the grub boot menu appears, the keyboard is absolutely dead.
> So it is not possible to select an boot option. Therefore, after the
> time out, grub boots into the "boot from harddisk"-Menu-item and dies.
> I checked the MD5-Sum of the optical disks and
> could use them to install other computer with other mainboards.
I have exactly the same problem, but i have another configuration.
Asrock 939-dual-SATA II, Athlon XP 3200+.
I tried both a USB keyboard as well as a PS/2 keyboard.
I posted this problem a week ago, but unfortunately until now there is
no fix.
--
Jeroen
> But it is NOT possible to boot them with (suse-9.3 or) Suse-10
> installation or live CDs or DVDs, neither x64 nor i32 versions.
> I upgraded mb bios and DVD-Drive-Firmware, nothing helps.
> I changed BIOS PnP/OS, ACPI-2 and APIC Options, nothing helps.
>
> I see this:
> I insert the optical medium, boot, the Bonjour-Screen appears. Then
> when the grub boot menu appears, the keyboard is absolutely dead.
> So it is not possible to select an boot option. Therefore, after the
> time out, grub boots into the "boot from harddisk"-Menu-item and dies.
> I checked the MD5-Sum of the optical disks and
> could use them to install other computer with other mainboards.
I have exactly the same problem, but i have another configuration.
Asrock 939-dual-SATA II, Athlon XP 3200+.
I tried both a USB keyboard as well as a PS/2 keyboard.
I posted this problem a week ago, but unfortunately until now there is
no fix.
--
Jeroen
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