Re: USB problems in 2.2.14pre9

But I'm only pressing a maximum of _two_ keys "cd" and it's coming out as
"cdcd".

It's a real pain cause I do "cd" a lot.

I'm sure they are getting pressed somewhat at the same time cause I do it
so fast but still it shouldn't be glitching on that.

Also, I didn't see this problem in the 2.2.6.

-b


On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Stephen Edie wrote:

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Using a more current stack (2.3.40) I can use up to 6 keys (ie press 'em
one after another and the last pressed one works) and the 7th is ignored.

Hmm, I also noticed that some combinations of keys will glitch on the
3rd keystroke.  Thinking about back when I learned about low-level
keyboard stuff, I think that some keyboards can only handle a certain
number of keys down or they report a "too many keys" code.  Perhaps this
code is not being handled correctly?  Or, maybe I'm just on crack.  (Hard
to say considering the way my day is going today)

Stephen

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On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Tom Rini wrote:

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Hmm,

But I'm only pressing a maximum of _two_ keys "cd" and it's coming out as
"cdcd".

It's a real pain cause I do "cd" a lot.

You are probably hitting three keys:  "cd<space>"  Anyway, this problem
occurs at the console as well as in X, however, strangely it is much worse
at the console.

Stephen

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