Hi,
again a stupid problem: My new USB keyboard doesn't work. I'm using the generic 8.0 kernel.
Before FreeBSD boots, the USB keyboard works just fine, e.g. in boot menu or in BIOS. Legacy USB keyboard is enabled.
My working keyboard at now is my old AT keyboard, both are connected. In console:
That doesn't fit to what is said in the FreeBSD's FAQ, which says kbd1 would be the USB one.
Additionally, it says I shold type some commands "as a part of system initialization", but I don't know how to do that. :\
Please, could you help me?
again a stupid problem: My new USB keyboard doesn't work. I'm using the generic 8.0 kernel.
Before FreeBSD boots, the USB keyboard works just fine, e.g. in boot menu or in BIOS. Legacy USB keyboard is enabled.
My working keyboard at now is my old AT keyboard, both are connected. In console:
Code:
# ls /dev
acd0 ctty log ttyv2 ugen1.1
acpi dcons mdctl ttyv3 ugen1.2
ad4 devctl mem ttyv4 ugen2.1
ad4s1 devstat nfslock ttyv5 ugen2.2
ad4s2 dgdb ntfs ttyv6 ugen3.1
ad4s3 dri null ttyv7 ugen4.1
ad4s3a fd pci ttyv8 ugen5.1
ad4s3b fido ptmx ttyv9 ugen6.1
ad6 geom.ctl pts ttyva ums0
ata io random ttyvb urandom
[color="Red"]atkbd0[/color] [color="Red"]kbd0[/color] stderr ttyvc usb
audit [color="Red"]kbd1[/color] stdin ttyvd usbctl
bpf kbdmux0 stdout ttyve xpt0
bpf0 klog sysmouse ttyvf zero
console kmem ttyv0 ufsid
consolectl label ttyv1 ugen0.1
Code:
# kbdcontrol -i
kbd1:
kbdmux0, type:AT 101/102 (2)
Additionally, it says I shold type some commands "as a part of system initialization", but I don't know how to do that. :\
Please, could you help me?