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I have an Acer Aspire 3000 notebook which has a AMD Sempron 3000+ CPU and i finally got OS X running natively using dd to install onto a partition. I can get OSX to boot fine... i dont even need to use -x to boot into safemode which is cool. However, my touchpad mouse and keyboard dont work in OSX... if i plug in my USB mouse once OSX is loaded the mouse works... is there a way i can get my intenret mouse and keyboard working so i dont have to carry a keyboard around with my laptop to use OSX :blink:

Ive heard you could fix by disabling keyboard and mouse in bios... i havent seen such an option in my bios... also, wouldnt that mean that i couldnt use my bootloader to select which OS to boot and also i wouldnt be able to reenable my keyboard and mouse in the bios... doesnt make much sense to me... is there another way? Thanks

 

- Ramzi22

I have a different problem with my notebook (Dell Inspiron 5150, 2.8Ghz P4 (SSE2), 512Mb, GF5200GO-64M (1400x1050), 80Gb HDD, DVD burner):

 

My touchpad works perfectly well, but my USB mouse doesn't work at all, which kind of sucks. The rest of the system works like sunshine.

I have an Acer Aspire 3000 notebook which has a AMD Sempron 3000+ CPU and i finally got OS X running natively using dd to install onto a partition.  I can get OSX to boot fine... i dont even need to use -x to boot into safemode which is cool. However, my touchpad mouse and keyboard dont work in OSX... if i plug in my USB mouse once OSX is loaded the mouse works... is there a way i can get my intenret mouse and keyboard working so i dont have to carry a keyboard around with my laptop to use OSX :P

Ive heard you could fix by disabling keyboard and mouse in bios... i havent seen such an option in my bios... also, wouldnt that mean that i couldnt use my bootloader to select which OS to boot and also i wouldnt be able to reenable my keyboard and mouse in the bios... doesnt make much sense to me... is there another way? Thanks

 

- Ramzi22

 

I have the same laptop. I could not get touchpad or built-in keyboard working. I plugged in a USB Mac keyboard and my USB mouse into the keyboard. Those both worked. So I thought I have only USB and no PS2 support.

 

Then I ran the SSE3 -> SSE2 patch version .41

 

After that, I rebooted. My system seemed very unstable up to this time. After the reboot, the USB keyboard and mouse didn't work, but the built-in keyboard and touchpad worked! Then I plugged the USB keyboard and mouse into a different USB port on my laptop, and all 4 devices worked!

 

I was all happy until I came home and restarted my computer. Without the USB keyboard connected, I cannot boot my computer and have built-in keyboard or mouse.

 

Does anyone know why I would need to have a USB keyboard plugged in at boot time in order to have PS2 keyboard and mouse work?

I think I kind of fixed my problem. I used the driver from this post and now it seems to work half the time. After the boot, sometimes it work, sometimes it doesn't. I can't figure out what the causes it to sometimes fail. You may want to try it. It may help you also.

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