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I recently bought a Genius US Keyboard (which has some nice CD control extra buttons, plus some email, favorites and navigation). When I start RedHat 9, I receive a Kudzu message telling me that "unkown" device was found.
When I enter X-Windows (KDE) I see the following info in the Hardware Browser:
How can I know if a "generic" usb module? is loading in the startup?
I do see a "USB mouse [ok]" and "USB Keyboard [ok]" during startup (as a matter of fact I have a USB mouse which functions correctly)
Any help will be appreciated since it's not nice to have two keyboards, one which only works in Windo$$$
xbaez: take a few moments to scroll through that entire site page. it has more information on a lot of devices and applications, system adminstration, programming and others. sections 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9. all expandable. scroll scroll that site. wonder where my answers from? that,s right , right there! I am a newbie too.
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