Keyboard Disables on install... what is this hypocrisy!

Hello :f

So I put in the disk, boot my pc... keyboard works... up until a couple more seconds pass by then I see the lights go out and the text that asks what I want to do. (I)nstall (some other option) (and some other option). To bad I can't type and tell it to install.

What the problem is?

Any ideas?

Veerry niice.
 
is there not an edit option? I just want to mention that I didn't have this problem with OpenBSD. Oh!
 
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To bad the [EDIT] button doesn't exist. Maybe you should read the FAQ.
 
P.S. I've never had an issue with either PS/2 or USB keyboards on FreeBSD (not even combined or using a KVM), and I haven't seen a single mention of it on these forums yet.
 
I remember issues with USB keyboards while installing FreeBSD 5.x (I think). I've not seen issues with ps/2 on any version.

Doesn't the boot menu eventually time out and begin the boot / installation?
 
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