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eivindbohler / tinyllama2

A tiny x86 retro computer
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Disabling L1 chache on the BIOS makes keyboard arrow keys unresponsive #3

Open vanfanel opened 1 year ago

vanfanel commented 1 year ago

Hi there,

I have found out that disabling L1 chache on the BIOS makes keyboard arrow keys on USB keyboards unresponsive. It's not a keyboard problem: tried 3 different ones, from different brands.

That's a nuisance because, once disabled L1 cache, enabling it again becomes very hard.

Thanks

xperia64 commented 1 year ago

For me, holding the arrow keys down for a few seconds works. They aren't permanently unresponsive (nothing that requires a BIOS reflash or anything), just a little sluggish.