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>I don't know if the boot loaders will affect anything here,
> unless I'm mis-understanding the problem.

That was just a wild guess.  It's just that the patch seems 
to stop the computer from rebooting shortly after the kernel
starts up.  I was thinking some changes might have been made
to the bootstrap code (which normally uses the keyboard).

>Could you try a series of tests where you completely
> remove the patch, but also selectively remove the calls
> to test_kbd_port() for atkbd.c
>and see which instance is causing the problem?

Alright.  I'll let you know if anything interesting happens.

Andrew Lankford