That was it. I set *acpi=1 and now the usb mouse works. Thank you!
On Friday, September 21, 2018, 7:37:38 AM CDT, Tobias Heinicke
wrote:
Do you have ACPI turned on (e.g. *acpi=1 in your plan9.ini), because I
noticed an issue with USB mouse sometimes not being detected if they
were pl
Do you have ACPI turned on (e.g. *acpi=1 in your plan9.ini), because I
noticed an issue with USB mouse sometimes not being detected if they
were plugged in during boot (detaching and attaching again after 9front
is up solves the issue [dev/usbevent then has an attach line for the
mouse while previo
hard to say.
i'd start by making sure the usb controller works. the most
common issue is that interrupts do not work due to broken mp
tables.
9front uses acpic interrupts by default, which can result
in usb not working when bios mp tables are broken. the work
arround for that is to specify *acpi=
a bit of an update, disabling one of the usb ehci devies "fixed" things
but i get a number of errors and warnings from epiowait() with this
format: "ehci %#p: io %#p qh %#p timed out (no intr?)\n".
things are not right, but at least the machine is working as a terminal.
i added some general code t
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 10:20 AM, wrote:
> in case you want to use 2 monitors and only switch for keyboard/mouse
> input you can use the synergy client [1] for plan9. (expecting you are
> using window/unix on the other machine)
>
> [1] /n/sources/contrib/cinap_lenrek/synergy.tgz
Cinap's synergy
had a kvm switch once and it sucked even for just ps2. now i find it
rare for the need to access the real keyboard/mouse of a machine.
expecialy in the case of plan9 where you can use drawterm or vnc.
in case you want to use 2 monitors and only switch for keyboard/mouse
input you can use the syne
erik quanstrom writes:
> you can kill off usb/usbd and usb/kb and restart
> them and that usually works.
Oddly enough the keyboard seems to work after the switch (most of the
time) but the mouse never does. Use of usb/kb -k and usb/usbmouse
(and successive restarts of usb/usbmouse) seems to do
!/bin/upas/marshal -s 'Re: [9fans] USB mouse doesn''t like being unplugged' -R
/mail/fs/mbox/65 9fans@9fans.net
> Also, since I'm a newbie it just occured to me that if it isn't easy
> to make usb/kb live with the mouse going away & coming back that it
&
Matt Adams writes:
> Does anyone know how if it is possible to make the mouse portion of
> usb/kb somewhat more resiliant to disappearing/reappearing? I would
> have hoped that this were possible seeing as how it's USB.
Also, since I'm a newbie it just occured to me that if it isn't easy
to m
Usb code does not handle hot plugging.
If you happen to have uhci I can help u off list.
El 01/03/2009, a las 14:29, mad...@phantomware.ca escribió:
Folks:
I am using usb/kb to provide support for my keyboard & mouse which are
plugged into a KVM. They both seem to work well enough. I still ha
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