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I just finished installing Mac OS X86 10.4.8 (Darwin 8.8.1, semthex kernel) on my computer. When I booted up it displayed the welcome video and then went to the setup assistant. I then saw the screen saying "There is no keyboard connected to your computer. Please Connect Your Keyboard."

 

I have my Dell USB keyboard and USB plugged in (with USB 2.0) but It still doesn't find it. I selected the 10.4.8 combo update patch, the intel SSE3 patch, the USB 2.0 support patch and non others. I tried pluggin my g3 iMac keyboard in but no difference.

 

EDIT: I was going to ask in #jas-dvd but irc.macspeak.net is offline

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I have already tried unplugging and replugging in the keyboard but it didn't work. I'll try the BIOS though...

I had the same issue when installing with Jas 10.4.8. I am not sure exactly which item fixed it but the two things I did do was:

 

1. Reinstalled 10.4.8 WITHOUT the USB Fix

2. In BIOS changed a bunch of settings for the USB port that dealt with compatibility, most notable enabling legacy support

 

2 might not be any help to you as I was working with an ASUS P5B-Deluxe motherboard.

I have the same issue fresh install on new Harddisk. tried removing the usb patch during the install as an option that didn't work.

I have messed with bios options no luck there. This machine has no legacy support. It is all usb

I put a pci usb card in hoping that might help no difference.

I saw someone post that this config worked on 10.4.6 then patched to 10.4.7 I am going to attempt that.

I have a dell E510. I can't wait to get this thing working it is pretty fast to throw up the OS error screen hope it is that fast when I

get it to work

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