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   From: "Rich Walsh"    
      
   On Thu, 6 Jan 2011 10:33:34 UTC, Lars Erdmann  wrote:   
   > Rich Walsh wrote:   
   > >   
   > > BTW... using usbxhcd5 (and possibly previous versions), my USB keyboard   
   > > is non-functional after a system shutdown, making it impossible to   
   > > reboot using C-A-D.  Is this "just the way it is" or can this be fixed?   
   >    
   > Err ...   
   > Well I guess we need to reenable USB legacy support on all controller flavors   
   > (UHCI, OCHI, EHCI) on system shutdown ...   
   >    
   > Did the IBM 10.162 drivers handle this OK ? Or do they suffer from the same   
   problem ?   
   >    
   > Also try the /FS flag on all HC drivers and report back results. I am not   
   sure it makes   
   > a difference but let's see.   
      
   With IBM 10.162, the LED on the mouse goes off at shutdown. With the IBM   
   drivers,   
   only 1 USB port out of 8 works, so I couldn't test the keyboard, but I'd assume   
   it gets turned off too.  Usbxhcd6 works the same way.  Using /FS has no obvious   
   effect (the docs for 10.162 suggest that it causes the driver to do a more   
   thorough shutdown).   
      
   While having C-A-D support after shutdown would probably be useful for other   
   users, it's no longer relevant for me.  I've given up on trying to use a USB   
   keyboard since I discovered I can't activate Watchcat with it.  It looks like   
   I'll be using my PS/2 keyboard for the foreseeable future.   
      
   BTW... I got to try out my system's USB legacy keyboard support by using Alt-F1   
   to boot to a commandline.  It was u...n...b...e...l...i...e...v...a...b...l...y   
   slow.  It took 5-7 seconds from the time I pressed a key until it showed on   
   the screen.   
      
      
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