hello
I have a problem to logon self server linux rh9.0, the keyboard is
lock, but I can login from other machine workstation like user. Is
there any one have ide what wrong with my rh9.0 server, that machine
working fine with novell, ms server fine!???

holy <Holy@siak.com> wrote in message news:<lja370hqkb3shdt7cht0n1f7abp6i1anih@4ax.com>. ..
> hello
> I have a problem to logon self server linux rh9.0, the keyboard is
> lock, but I can login from other machine workstation like user. Is
> there any one have ide what wrong with my rh9.0 server, that machine
> working fine with novell, ms server fine!???

Attempted translation:

Hello,

I am trying to login at the console on my RedHat 9 system, but my
keystrokes are not echoed on the screen?

Guessed assistance:

Can you get the keyboard to do anything? Does the key combination to
switch to another console screen work (e.g. crtl-alt-F1)? Can you
toggle the caps-lock light? Is "scroll-lock" on?

No light on caps-lock or scroll-lock, but I not try jet ctl-alt-F1

On 6 Apr 2004 02:19:59 -0700, comeand@kissmyfatarse.com (Mattias
Honrendgard) wrote:

>holy <Holy@siak.com> wrote in message news:<lja370hqkb3shdt7cht0n1f7abp6i1anih@4ax.com>. ..
>> hello
>> I have a problem to logon self server linux rh9.0, the keyboard is
>> lock, but I can login from other machine workstation like user. Is
>> there any one have ide what wrong with my rh9.0 server, that machine
>> working fine with novell, ms server fine!???
>
>Attempted translation:
>
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to login at the console on my RedHat 9 system, but my
>keystrokes are not echoed on the screen?
>
>Guessed assistance:
>
>Can you get the keyboard to do anything? Does the key combination to
>switch to another console screen work (e.g. crtl-alt-F1)? Can you
>toggle the caps-lock light? Is "scroll-lock" on?

holy <Holy@siak.com> wrote in message news:<oo4770d1vb3uu14r7vo62usmn520rp4epo@4ax.com>. ..
> No light on caps-lock or scroll-lock, but I not try jet ctl-alt-F1

Well, if you can't toggle the caps-lock light then the keyboard isn't
being detected / powered at all. I'd check the cable. Did you get a
warning from the BIOS during POST about "keyboard not detected"?

Do you have gpm running? If so, then moving the mouse should give you
a little text cursor at the system console. If gpm is running and
moving the mouse doesn't give you a mouse pointer then you have
plugged the keyboard into the mouse port and vice versa.

thank, I have find out, if I press the num-lock several time during
Linux boot up, then Ican acces to use the keyboard. I donnt why?
any????

holy <Holy@siak.com> wrote in message news:<lrc8709au48nni5s14vkp632jc19p3id0f@4ax.com>. ..
> thank, I have find out, if I press the num-lock several time during
> Linux boot up, then Ican acces to use the keyboard. I donnt why?
> any????

Sounds very stange to me - I've never seen or heard of that before!
I'd suggest trying another keyboard?

Yes, I have change 2 different keyboard
1.tradional keyboard ps/2
2. wireless keyboard and they give at same result.

On 8 Apr 2004 02:50:28 -0700, comeand@kissmyfatarse.com (Mattias
Honrendgard) wrote:

>holy <Holy@siak.com> wrote in message news:<lrc8709au48nni5s14vkp632jc19p3id0f@4ax.com>. ..
>> thank, I have find out, if I press the num-lock several time during
>> Linux boot up, then Ican acces to use the keyboard. I donnt why?
>> any????
>
>Sounds very stange to me - I've never seen or heard of that before!
>I'd suggest trying another keyboard?