HAVING NO KEYBOARD OR MOUSE INPUT TENDS TO MAKE IT AWKWARD TO CORRECT THIS.
My best guess is:
1. plug in an old mouse and keyboard;
2. configure it to find and mount the dang things.
Advice on doing this is sought.
dual boot is deaf
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deliberatus
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dual boot is deaf
I used the executable to install 2.5.0.005; it boots from the dual boot menu fine, loads up, there's the desktop. It refuses to register the wireless mouse and keyboard. Wow. This is a hp pavilion, 2 months old, big black and powerful, and it's inside my desk where it's hard as all get out to get to the model number sticker lives, but this is windows 7 when it thinks it's a windows machine.
HAVING NO KEYBOARD OR MOUSE INPUT TENDS TO MAKE IT AWKWARD TO CORRECT THIS.
My best guess is:
1. plug in an old mouse and keyboard;
2. configure it to find and mount the dang things.
Advice on doing this is sought.
HAVING NO KEYBOARD OR MOUSE INPUT TENDS TO MAKE IT AWKWARD TO CORRECT THIS.
My best guess is:
1. plug in an old mouse and keyboard;
2. configure it to find and mount the dang things.
Advice on doing this is sought.
Re: dual boot is deaf
Please explain. What Puppy version is this?deliberatus wrote:I used the executable to install 2.5.0.005; :
How did you initially boot? Off a CD? From a flash drive?
Did your mouse and keyboard work then?
How did you install Puppy?