fedora 7 - legacy USB?

[Jerome Kan]

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On Behalf Of Jim Cornette
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2007 8:40 PM
To: For users of Fedora
Subject: Re: fedora 7 - legacy USB?

Jerome Kan wrote:
> 
> I don't think that that is the case because the keyboard that I am
currently
> using is not a usb keyboard.

With my laptop, I needed to turn off USB legacy in order to get use of 
my built-in keyboard.

> I use a ps/2 keyboard so I don't think that that is the problem. As 
> for the top posting issue thank you for bringing it to my attention.

Doubtful that USB legacy setting being off would influence a PS/2 
keyboard. Being enabled might since at least the person that clued me 
into the setting and myself setting it off eliminated the error with no 
keyboard.

> The email program I currently use automatically formats replies
> above, 
Almost! If you reply after the signature of the message, you end up 
tacked to the signatures of messages. Usually that leaves your message 
in light text and it is ignored by a lot of people. (The signatures in 
general). Also when some mailers reply, (Seamonkey and probably 
thunderbird too) the signature portion of the message for the message 
being replied to is not available.
Regarding broken mailers, I know what you are talking about. 
Netscape.net's web interface is horrible, almost as bad as Outlook.

> however I have now remedied the problem., 

And what fixed your problem with the keyboard not working?

Jim

>  -Jerome
> 

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O no lol i meant I fixed the where the thing is posting problem. My keyboard
is still dead and I have fewer solution as to how to go about fixing it I
just know that it isn't anything to do with usb cause I use a usb mouse
which works but for an odd reason the ps/2 keyboard doesn't O_o im thinking
of buying a usb keyboard just to see if that helps heh.
-Jerome