S. Cesaretti wrote: > When the system asks login the keyboard doesn't write in random way. > one time it writes and onother time it doesn't write. > How can I solve this problem? > I would try to update the kernel but It's really difficult because the > system doesn't work correctly as I said. If you can manage to enable ssh (port 22) on the laptop's firewall, you should be able to ssh into the laptop from another machine with a working keyboard. That will take the sting from the problem while you examine it. You can open the firewall port by hand with iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT service iptables save > At the end, what is the last versione available for the kernel for > fedora that I can install with yum? FC3 isn't a great choice at the moment because it is deprecated by Redhat (although supported for security updates by another group if you add their repo to your /etc/yum.repos.d/ ) What I would do is first though is try to boot the kernel with acpi=off on the kernel commandline. Do this by pressing 'A' at the grub prompt, and adding acpi=off to the commandline. Another thing to try is that maybe the problem with the keyboard only comes when X is started, so remove rhgb from the kernel commandline in grub as described above, and add 3 and see if that makes any difference to the keyboard functionality. -Andy
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