Hi, everyone,
As it turned out, my problem is related to the SS1+. I tried to install a
fresh copy of solaris on it, and discovered that there's a problem on the
NVRAM (incorrect checksum). I don't know if it's only that or if the
keyboard port is also bad, but I'll have to send it to maintenance.
Thanks for all who replied.
Regards,
Fernando Frota Redigolo fernando@larc.usp.br
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Date: Fri, 2 Aug 1996 08:35:04 -0400 (AST)
From: Fernando Frota Redigolo <fernando@caju.larc.usp.br>
To: Sun-Managers <sun-managers@ra.mcs.anl.gov>
Subject: Correction: Can't setup up keyboard
Hi, everyone
I had posted this letter yesterday, but forgot to mention that I'm using
a type 4 keyboard and mouse, and any type 4 keyboard that I plug in that
machine gives the same problem, although they work alright on others SS1+
and SS2. Furthermore, I'm able to do a Stop-A on the system, so it should
be recognizing the keyboard.
>Here I have a SS1+ who refuses to boot. When I turn on the machine, it
>starts loading the system (solaris 2.3) then suddenly it gives the
>following messages:
>
>WARNING: mouseconfig: can't push mouse line discipline: error 22
>NOTICE: consconfig: no mouse found
>WARNING: consconfig: can't push keyboard line discipline: error 22
>panic: consconfig: can't set up keyboard
>syncing file systems .... done
>rebooting....
>it reboots and then gives the same problem. It's not the keyboard, as I
>have another one which is working fine, and it gives the same problem.
>Anyone has any ideia about what could be causing that ?
Again, TIA and I'll summarize
Fernando Frota Redigolo fernando@larc.usp.br
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