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I have a question about keyboards and BIOS'. I use an '91 vintage Micronics 486/33 EISA system daily. It has a Phoenix BIOS. It's connected to a KV switch and shares the keyboard with two other systems. With some keyboards I get two beeps during POST. When DOS is running I get another higher pitched, shorter beep when anything does a MODE command or the equivalent, e.g. going into Desqview or Windows. The keyboards all work fine, but apparently something isn't getting initialized or queried as expected. It seems to be more common in newer and 104-key keyboards, but not always. Anybody got any experience with this? Is there more difference in keyboards other than just extra keys and key-codes? Is there some difference in the way they initialize? ... I Had A Life Once, Now I Have A Computer... ___ MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.35 ---* Origin: The Bare Bones BBS (1:105/360) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/360 106/2000 633/267 |
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