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   From: "Lars Erdmann"    
      
   > On some systems, legacy mode works fine, and then both bootManager   
   > and Air-Boot works fine too.   
   >   
   >> Or rather, the transition from legacy to native. Once the transition    
   >> works,   
   >> you can reenable legacy support and then you will be able to use your   
   >> keyboard/mouse.   
   >> By the way: there is also a bug in USB HID driver.   
   >> Unfortunately you have to select different communication protocols in    
   >> legacy   
   >> and native mode.   
   >   
   > .. or you can just not use any OS/2 USB drivers. I have a config.sys that    
   > boots   
   > to CMD only without any USB drivers, and here USB keyboard still works    
   > fine :-)   
      
   ... if you are happy with mouse and keyboard only. They definitely have a    
   thing called   
   "boot" protocol which is for use in legacy mode.   
      
   I am not sure if you can properly run bulk devices (like memory sticks,    
   printers, scanners).   
   But maybe yes, at least mass memory bulk devices if your system supports    
   booting from a USB memory stick   
   (how else could it do that if legacy mode didn't support bulk transfers ?)   
      
   And I am fairly sure you cannot run isochronous devices (webcams etc.)   
      
   Lars    
      
      
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