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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 18:09:39 -0300
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Diego Rodriguez Gonzalez wrote:

> salvador <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar> wrote:
> >CZiN wrote:
>
> >> now I have this weird problem with rhide:
> >> I just downloaded the latest version (1.4.7.8) everything looks ok but
> >> whatever key I press, every 12 keys I get "ζ" instead of what I
> >> pressed. It's like this also for keys like backspace or esc.
>
> >Is the second report of something like this.
>
> Ok, so then count me as the third report. Using RHIDE -K option solved the
> problem. It happened in my two machines (an AMD K6-III 450 and an Intel
> Pentium MMX 233 both with VIA chipset (MVP3 and VPX), different mobo),
> under Win98SE and WinME. I've tested RHIDE from version 1.3 to
> 1.4.7.8 and even the latest beta, and all had the same problem.

I think the problem is not the OS nor the mother, I think is some TSR or
background task or driver.

> Is there any performance hit due to the -K option?

-K forces to use BIOS, it means: your system is using some non-standard way
to handle the keyboard buffer. Using BIOS solves the problem.

SET


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