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i have recently compiled the new kernel, and i'm having some problems with the configuration. the most serious is that the usb keyboard doesn't work, when the system boots, linix stays waing for a username and password, and when i try to write it, it simply doesn't type, the cursor, stays a little diferent like "|".
the other problems are that modules: agpgart and ide_scsi aren't beeing loaded and that causes erros in boot.
Could you be more specific? Is this your first kernel compile, or were you using off a .config that was working with a earlier kernel? What system do you have, laptop of pc, brand name or one you put together?
i have read that, somewhere in the kernel docs i need to have the module keybdev, but i can find his reference in menuconfig, xconfig ou manually or .config.
i guess that the problem comes from there but i donīt know how to bypass it.
Ok, well since I'm using a usb keyboard and mouse, here's the usb part of my config:
USB Support
+ Support for Host-side USB[*]
++ USB Device filesystem[*] (This is for usb memory keys)
++ EHCI HCD (USB 2.0) (If your computer supports USB 2.0)
++ OHCI HCD (If your computer supports USB 1.1)
++ UHCI HCD (Most Intel and VIA) support (If your computer supports USB 1.0)
++ USB Mass Storage Support[*] (This is for usb memory keys)
++ USB Human Interface Device (Full HID) support[*]
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