From: matthew aldous (thecure@ee.mu.OZ.AU)
Date: 05/01/93


From: thecure@ee.mu.OZ.AU (matthew aldous)
Subject: Re: SLS 1.01 kernel recompile == funky keyboard
Date: Sat, 1 May 1993 18:20:00 GMT

In <1rstdnINN43h@darkstar.UCSC.EDU> eparker@cats.ucsc.edu (Illustrious Ezra) writes:

>For some reason when I recompile the Linux kernel using source
>that comes with SLS 1.01, running make config, make dep, and make Image
>and make image I reboot the new kernel and am flabbergasted to find
>that my keyboard is all wacky. Specifically I am using a 101 key

SLS defaults in the Makefile to a finish keyboard.

edit /usr/local/src/linux/Makefile ( I think ) to change the
bit that says which keyboard. (it's commented out, along witih
23423 other keyboards.)

>Alternatively, the whole reason I am recompiling is to changethe
>we0 default interrupt from 5 to 2. Is there any way to achieve
>this without a recompile?

Nope.