From: Johann D. <jo...@Do...> - 2001-10-18 19:30:45
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On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, James Simmons wrote: > > > > Ah. So it is a race condition on SMP. I don't have a SMP box so I haven't > > > seen this problem. Do you see anything? > > > > No, I don't. The problem is that the source would not compile. Still the > > same problem with global_irq_lock in bust_spinlocks. > > What is global_irq_lock suppose to do, by the way ? To disable irqs on all > > cpus ? > > Ah!! Yes it is to disable irqs. I will have to disable it. I really wish > global_irq_lock was universal on all platforms. Its not :-( I will commit > it out. But isn't it needed ? > > It did not work for the console either. But that may just be me who > > misconfigured the kernel. I read input.txt several times, but it seems to > > focus on USB keyboards and mice. > > True. It is USB centeric but the PS/2 keybaord should still behave as a > USB keyboard. > > > I therefore have some difficulties to > > apply it to my "simple" PS2 keyboard. I understand there are a few changes > > to do to have the mouse working (patch gpm, change XF86Config). Is there > > anything similar to do with the keyboard ? > > It should behave the same as a USB keyboard. Since X uses the console in > raw mode for keyboard input it should behave the same. You don't need to > do anything special. What is your configuration? > Attached is the .config I used. If you meant to ask about my hardware, I am afraid I have no idea what kind of PS2 keyboard it is. I did not even know there were several kinds. I tried to enable "XT keyboard" and "AT and PS/2 keyboards" separately and then together in section "PS/2 port input devices". No success so far. -- Johann Deneux |