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console problems

console problems

2006-09-11       - By Mikhail Kruk

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Hi,

we built a RedHat 3 ES update 8 system in our lab using PS/2 keyboard
and shipped it to a different location.  At the location it was powered
up with a USB keyboard.  As the result (or maybe due to a funny
coincidence) the system now exhibits weird problem on tty1.  The problem
only affects tty1. tty2 works fine.  The problem is that either all keys
or just the enter key needs to be typed twice (I'm not 100% clear
whether all keys or just Enter is affected as I'm not near the system).
I compared stty -a output between the tty1 and tty2 and it is different.
  The working one has -ignpar -brkint -imaxbel and broken one has
ignpar brkint imaxbel.
I tried setting the broken one to be identical to the working one but it
didn't make a difference.
I also tried rm /dev/tty1; /dev/MAKEDEV /dev/tty1 which succeeds but
doesn't make a difference.

echo $TERM outputs linux on both tty1 and tty2.

They switched to PS/2 keyboard but that doesn't make a difference.


I'm out of ideas for what to try, please help.

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