[SunHELP] Removing the keyboard...
Ivan Kovalev
sunhelp at sunhelp.org
Thu Feb 22 10:14:05 CST 2001
As root, before unplugging keyboard:
kbd -a disable
Make note, Stop-A sequence will not work after this.
use
kbd -a enable
to bring it back to default behavior (halt the machine if keyboard
unplugged).
If you want this setting permanently, edit /etc/default/kbd, uncomment
line KEYBOARD_ABORT=disable and then command
kbd -i
to read this file in.
Ivan
Shawn Tagseth wrote:
>
> Although I do not plan to do this a lot in the long run, I need to remove
> the keyboard from a 420 system an have it still operate.
>
> I've got a couple sparc 5 stations that, when I remove the keyboard,
> everything runs properly. When I plug the keyboard back in I get the OK
> prompt and I can type go and everything seems to run OK. As soon as I
> unplug the keyboard on my 420R the systems stops responding until I plug the
> keyboard back in (type go etc).
>
> How do I duplicate the sparc5 behaviour on the 420, or is it possible at
> all? I know that sudden stopages are _not_ good no matter what, but I need
> to make the best of a bad situation.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
>
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