hint.psm.0.flags="0x0400" solved it

* Dev Tugnait ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I just purchased the Iogear GCS82B its a 2 port PS/2 kvm switch. Port 1 is 
> connected to freebsd and port 2 to windows xp. I have a logitech mx 3100 
> using ps/2. The mouse (logitech mx 1000) works fine under freebsd. But when i 
> boot it with the KVM switch it doesnt detect the mouse. Starting 
> moused:moused: unable to open /dev/psm0: No such file or directory. If i 
> remove the switch psm0 is detected. The mouse works with the KVM on windows 
> just fine so it is supported by the KVM, the customer support could offer me 
> no help they have nver heard of FreeBSD. Any help would be appreciated in 
> troubleshooting this. thanks
> 
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