My device tree looks the same.

Maybe the problem is that my G3 doesn't autoboot (I have it set to false)
so it will init the keyboards in a manner it won't when direct booting.

Take care,

Bill

On Mon, 10 May 1999, Tsubai Masanari wrote:

> >Strange!  It was tested on a B&W G3!
> >
> >What does the OFW device tree look like on your friend's machine?
> 
> (node address supressed)
> 
> /cpus
>   /PowerPC,750@0
>     /l2-cache
> /chosen
> [... options, packages, etc.]
> /psuedo-usb
> /psuedo-hid
>   /keyboard
>   /mouse
> /multiboot
> /rtas
> /pci@80000000
>   /pci-bridge@d
>     /mac-io@5
>       /interrupt-controller@10
>       /scsi@10000
> [... some devices]
>     /firewire@0
>     /pci-ata@1
>       /ata-4@0
>     /usb@6
>       /hub@2
>         /keyboard@1
>         /mouse@3
>   /ATY,Rage128y@10
> 
> 
> 0 > dev keyboard  ok
> 0 > pwd /psuedo-hid/keyboard ok
> 0 > .properties
> name			keyboard
>  ok
> 
> 
> 0 > dev usb .properties
> vendor-id		00001045
> device-id		0000c861
> revision-id		00000010
> class-code		000c0310
> interrupts		00000001
> min-grant		00000000
> max-latency		00000000
> subsystem-vendor-id	00001045
> subsystem-id		0000c861
> devsel-speed		00000001
> fast-back-to-back
> name			usb
> device_type		usb
> reg			00013000 00000000 00000000  00000000 00000000
> 			02013010 00000000 00000000  00000000 00001000
> #address-cells		00000001
> #size-cells		00000000
> compatible		pci1045,c861
> 			pciclass,0c0310
> assigned-addresses	82013010 00000000 80880000  00000000 00001000
> 
>  ok
> 0 > pwd /pci@80000000/pci-bridge@d/usb@6 ok
> 
> 
>