Oh yeah I forgot one other advice:
Booting a system WITHOUT being switched to that system also can cause weird
things to happen. Like: Wrong resolution in X and cause the mouse to run
wild!
Jan
Jan Schledermann wrote:
> Hal Vaughan wrote:
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>> If anyone is using KVMs that work well with th
I have a Win2k box and three Debian boxes (2.4x1 2.6x2) on an IOGear
Miniview Micro 4 port KVM and it works great.
It uses a three key stroke Ctrl, then Alt, then Shift to switch. It took a
while to get the right timing but now it switches w/o a prolblem.
I use the same at home again with 2.6 ker
Hal Vaughan wrote:
> If anyone is using KVMs that work well with the 2.6 kernel, I'd like to
> hear what works, what kind of mouse and keyboard you're using and if
> there are any problems. I've seen some good ones on New Egg, with
> reviews that said they've used Linux, but the kernel version
Hal Vaughan on 25/04/06 08:06, wrote:
I've posted before about some mouse problems with the 2.6 kernel. I've
finally tracked it down to the KVM. Right now I'm using a 4 port KVM
that was never any problem until the 2.6 kernel. Now that I know that
the flakey mouse behavior I'm experiencing i
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