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In message <simmons.795744448@ee.mu.OZ.AU> - simmons@ee.mu.OZ.AU (Stephen Simmo
ns) writes:
>deb@karma.roc.servtech.com  (Debbie Brown) writes:
>>In <3k3m97$8je@aggedor.rmit.EDU.AU>, s9312643@minyos.xx.rmit.EDU.AU (George Vlahoulis) writes:
>>>Hi I use epm for writing c code for os2 and for the last few weeks epm 
>>>has somehow disabled the keyboard completly. I mean no CTRL-ALT-Del no 
>>>nothing works. its like if the keyboard does not exist. Twice I had the 
>>>keyboard back again just like nothing had happened and I dont have a clue 
>>>as to what is causing it.
>
>>I've had this problem in a Win-OS/2 session.  Just typing, then nothing.  Once in
>>a while, my shift key acts like it's being held down, sometimes it's my control
>>key.  Usually, I just lose all access to the keyboard and have to shut down the
>>windows session and start it up again (once, I had to reboot!).
>
>I too have had problems like these, only for me the crashes were caused
>by pressing Caps-Lock!  It has happened twice in the last week.
>
>Will the Warp Fix-Pack cure this?

Apparantly not. I have applied the fix and it is still happening to me. This 
may rank up there as the most annoying OS/2 but I have experienced. I have 
tried going back one version of ibmkbd.sys. This had no affect. I may try 
using the kbd.sys from the beta II next. Of course, this may not be related 
to this driver at all, it may be something else; but it is a start.

If anyone figures out the answer, PLEASE post it!!

			David


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