Redhat 9 disabling USB in BIOS
I am dual booting with Redhat 9 & XP on a Gigabyte GA-7VAX motherboard with latest firmware.
My problem is when I shutdown Redhat, my USB controller is disabled in my BIOS. This is evident at the next bootup, when my mouse and keyboard do not work! To make matters worse I cant even hit Del key to re-enable the USB controller! Ugh. I have to unplug the P/S and wait a minute for it to reset itself. (Strange because its a new MB with good battery, but doing this works) Any ideas why Redhat might be changing my BIOS settings? Improper shutdown maybe? Thanks! |
I found that by enabling the usb keyboard/mouse in the bios it worked properly. Strange how with these disabled the keyboard and mouse worked fine until reboot.
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