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Subject: Re: BUG: pc_keyb.c
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> On the other hand, 1 ms is a very long time these days; it is a bit
> surprising that modern hardware should need delays in that order of

I have two boxes that need the 1mS delay, and I actually had to fix a 
missing one to deal with hangs. So its still there, lurking in some boxes
I've had ex Digital engineers confirm the hinote needs the 1mS delay a while
back

Alan