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So, the whole assembly is new. The MB's new, the whole thing. It looks remarkably like the obsolete high end build from the build your own post.
In anycase, I started it up, and the first couple of boot cycles when well. Then (during my attempt to get raid working) I must have fucked something up really effectively, I guess. It the board no longer sees my KB, so I can't enter the BIOS to unfuck whatever I have fucked. It sees USB peripherals enough to provide power to them, but it doesn't respond at all. I've tried popping the CMOS battery (And will again; maybe I need to give it longer) but it just doesn't find the damn KB. Or is in a snit and ignoring it.
I've tried to different KBs, a microsoft natural and a el cheapo that I keep for emergencies, both usb. Nothing.
I'm at a loss.
Thoughts, anyone?
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Check the BIOS for an option that's probably labeled something along the lines of "Legacy USB" support, or one specifically for USB keyboards/peripherals.
Barrakketh on
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Can't get into the BIOS. That's the fundamental problem. I used to be able to, but now it doesn't acknowledge the KB.
I've checked, both of the KBs i've tried work elsewhere. I'm planning to try a PS2 KB as soon as I can lay hands on one.
Edit: at the very least, yanking the CMOS battery and booting the machine with it out, I can hit DEL and enter the BIOS. Now all I have to figure out is why I can't set up a RAID array and I'll be a mere three thousand steps from victory.
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"Everything in war is very simple, but the simplest thing is difficult. The difficulties accumulate and end by producing a kind of friction. . . . This tremendous friction . . . is everywhere in contact with chance, and brings about effects that cannot be measured, just because they are largely due to chance" Carl Von Clausezwitz. (1832),
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I've checked, both of the KBs i've tried work elsewhere. I'm planning to try a PS2 KB as soon as I can lay hands on one.
Edit: at the very least, yanking the CMOS battery and booting the machine with it out, I can hit DEL and enter the BIOS. Now all I have to figure out is why I can't set up a RAID array and I'll be a mere three thousand steps from victory.