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On Wednesday 11 June 2003 08:23 am, Kliora, Jim wrote:
> John,
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> I don't have a Linksys KVM, but I had some issues with Red Hat (and
> Solaris x86) when using KVM switches (Black Box, Protec and Belkin).
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> The problem I have experienced with both G
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On Tuesday 10 June 2003 10:41 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm considering getting a Linksys ProConnect Integrated KVM 2 Port
> switch to use on my RH 8.0 box and a Win98 box. Has anyone ever used
> this switch on a Linux box? Is there any reason i
Corey Head wrote:
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> I also have had some of the problems mentioned with the mouse when I
> switch over using the KVM. I have found I can logoff using the arrow
> keys on the keyboard then logging back in. That seems to reset the
> mouse. I've got a logitech wireless setup, but I've tried a nu
I have had the same problem with an 8 port Belkin KVM, my main Linux
system is running Redhat 8. This problem has resulted in the panel
getting moved to the side which caused it to crash. (lots of fun fixing
that the first time.) What's funny is the 4 port unit I have works
reliably. I have not
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> Subject: RE: Linksys KVM switch
>
>
> John,
>
> I don't have a Linksys KVM, but I had some issues with Red
> Hat (and Solaris x86) when using KVM switches (Black Box,
> Protec and Belkin).
>
> The problem I have experienced with both Gnome and KDE is
> t
Hi
I run RH Linux 9 and Windows XP on two machines at home, The box I have
is a D-Link {CAD $130} and it works fine. It uses [press Scroll-Lock
twice then 1 or 2 or ...] commands to control the switcher. The only
problem I have seen is that when windows is shutting down it locks out
the keybor
On Tuesday 10 June 2003 08:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm considering getting a Linksys ProConnect Integrated KVM 2 Port switch
> to use on my RH 8.0 box and a Win98 box. Has anyone ever used this switch
> on a Linux box? Is there any reason it shouldn't work?
I use that very switch, and I h
I also have had some of the problems mentioned with the mouse when I switch
over using the KVM. I have found I can logoff using the arrow keys on the
keyboard then logging back in. That seems to reset the mouse. I've got a
logitech wireless setup, but I've tried a number of different mice and st
Hi,
I've got a Belkin 2 port switch and I've been having some trouble with
it.
Here's my symptom...when I switch from RH8.0 desktop to other
computerfinewhen I switch back from other computer to
RH8.0the mouse goes CRAZY.it really likes to activate the start
menu and press many bu
ne 11, 2003 9:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Linksys KVM switch
John,
I don't have a Linksys KVM, but I had some issues with Red Hat (and Solaris
x86) when using KVM switches (Black Box, Protec and Belkin).
The problem I have experienced with both Gnome and KDE is that I lose
cont
> The problem I have experienced with both Gnome and KDE is that I lose
> control of the mouse cursor when I go back to Linux (From 2000 or XP).
> It is so uncontrollable that usually have to power off the PC. I ended
> up placing a logoff icon in the taskbar so that I can get to it via
> keyboard
John,
I don't have a Linksys KVM, but I had some issues with Red Hat (and
Solaris x86) when using KVM switches (Black Box, Protec and Belkin).
The problem I have experienced with both Gnome and KDE is that I lose
control of the mouse cursor when I go back to Linux (From 2000 or XP).
It is so unco
That's the same KVM switch I'm using, pretty much the same setup (only my
Linux box is running 7.0). The setup is OS independent, just use the
'Scroll Lock' key to switch between computers. The only issues I've had is
my Windows box can't tell that my Logitech mouse is wireless any more.
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