This has happened to me 3 times now, each time it lasts for about a
month, since I upgraded my old Redhat box to Sarge.
The psmouse driver and hotplugging lose synch, as per this
/var/log/messages:
Aug 9 15:01:49 gondor kernel: logips2pp: Detected unknown logitech
mouse model 86
Aug 9 15:1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 28/06/05 19:26, wrote:
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 12:15:40AM +0100, Adam Hardy wrote:
My mouse is created problems when I switch back to xfree86 on my debian
box using my kvm.
I had tried switching back to PS/2 protocol too, but that didn't work
either. My solution is to al
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 12:15:40AM +0100, Adam Hardy wrote:
> My mouse is created problems when I switch back to xfree86 on my debian
> box using my kvm.
>
> At one point I had the mouse set up perfectly. Switching backwards and
> forwards between the boxes on my kvm caused no problem for debian
David Christensen on 28/06/05 01:27, wrote:
Adam Hardy wrote:
My mouse is created problems when I switch back to xfree86 on my
debian box using my kvm.
[snip]
If I had to do it all over again, I'd get the IOGear, have a dedicated keyboard
and mouse for the game box, and use the KVM for vide
Adam Hardy wrote:
> My mouse is created problems when I switch back to xfree86 on my
> debian box using my kvm.
I test drove half a dozen KVM switches a few years backing trying to find one
that could do AT/COM1 (AT motherboards) and PS/2 (ATX motherboards) plus DOS,
Windows, Linux, BSD O/S's. As
My mouse is created problems when I switch back to xfree86 on my debian
box using my kvm.
At one point I had the mouse set up perfectly. Switching backwards and
forwards between the boxes on my kvm caused no problem for debian (I've
got Redhat and Windows boxes too).
Now however, well actual
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