First post, by bluejeans
A crude method of test: - Get Puppy Linux, and install it to a USB pendrive. - Boot puppy and get Wakepup2 (it's a floppy boot d […]
A crude method of test:
- Get Puppy Linux, and install it to a USB pendrive.
- Boot puppy and get Wakepup2 (it's a floppy boot disk).Insert wakepup2 floppy, and the Puppy pendrive. The floppy runs under DOS, and has A LOT of USB drivers. You may use it to check what drivers (if any) works with your hardware.
(BTW: I guess that you will need only Wakepup to see if it read your USB disk)
I just want to use a usb keyboard and mouse after the system has already detected AT/serial ones plugged in.