Scott Long writes: > Are you talking about putting a minimal USB stack into the boot > loader? That _certainly_ cannot fit into boot0, and I doubt that > it can fit into boot1. It might be possible for > boot2/BTX/loader, but that's also quite a bit of work. As far as I know - and I would _love_ to be wrong - USB keyboards are not recognized before the kernel proper loads. This means I have to keep a PS2 keybaord attached to interrupt the countdown and make the jump to sub-ligh\\\\\, er. single user. I have no idea what stage of the boot process this is; all I know I have to use two keyboards where I should only need one. > I take it that your BIOS does not provide keyboard emulation for > you? If not, I guess that it makes it difficult to boot to DOS. The motherboard is an Asus P4S533 with an Award BIOS. I can't take the machine down to check on any keyboard emulation settings. (And the box has always been 100% Microsoft-free.) Robert HuffReceived on Thu Dec 02 2004 - 20:53:39 UTC
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