[clug-talk] sssto tyyyyppppeeee

[Shawn]

If it is affecting the system clock as well, maybe the kernel timer is 
not set right?

You can check this with dmesg | less.  It'll be near the top of the 
output, and the message might be something like "could not set mtr".

I had an issue once where my system time kept getting out of sync by a 
few hours after only a few days.  It turned out to be the kernel timer.

If this is the case for you, then you will likely need to reconfigure 
and recompile a kernel, which might be troublesome (i.e. not as straight 
forward as it should be) with the distros you listed.

But, I would suspect driver issues first, as Gustin has suggested.

Shawn

D Bhardwaj wrote:
> Thaanks     Gustin,  I  will   try that. I  tested windows, doesn't do  it there  on mine.
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Gustin Johnson <Gustin at echostar.ca>
> Date: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 11:02 am
> Subject: Re: [clug-talk] sssto    tyyyyppppeeee
> 
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>> I have a compaq V2310CA, with an AMD64 chip (turion).  The ati chipset
>> was a little buggy, I had to put "noapic" on the kernel boot line in
>> /boot/grub/menu.lst to get the laptop to behave properly.
>>
>> I have a similar problem with a logitech bluetooth keyboard, but only
>> for a second after it wakes up, and this behavior is independent of OS
>> (ie. it happens on Windows too).
>>
>> D Bhardwaj wrote:
>>> Weeiiirddd     
>>> any   wayy     i    can get the   keeysstrokesss   from  doinnngg 
>> this?> or  dooo  i have      to  leeeaaarn   neww   way    of    
>> typinngg?> its  a coompaqq v2410ca.  ddissstro  doesn't  seem   to  
>> maatter    ddoesss  it   onn   ubunttu   and   maannndddriivaa
>>> Driver    issuesss?
>>>
>>> Dharam