On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Mike Lewis wrote:
> Hey Charles,
>
> I've used Cybex (www.cybex.com) for quite a few years now. They are
> generally pricey and do require their own cables (also pricey). They do
> have a cheaper model 2 or 4 port though that does NOT require special cables
> and is quite a
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> And yes I use X some on servers. Sure make print setups WAY easier. and I
> manage DNS using linuxconf with absolutly no problems that I am aware of. The
> cool thing about that is the reverse lookups are configured at the same time as
> the forward with
John Aldrich wrote:
> Hmm...interesting. We've got some HP KVM switches here, and they seem
> to work OK. 'Course we don't have much use for X on a server, so
> I'll have to admit I've never tired a KVM on a system running X.
> John
The compaq KVMS work great even in X. I think they
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Marshall Dunlap wrote:
>
> FWIW, we are using a Belkin Omniview box and when I try to run x through it
> our Linux box can't find the mouse. If I take that same mouse and connect
> it directly to the Linux box then there's no problem so it has something to
> do with the Omni
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Adam Goucher wrote:
> > If you're already using an ELECTRONIC KVM switch, I don't
> > know what to tell you. :-)
>
> Unfortuntly I am ... a StarView if I recall correctly. (Not at the machine
> ATM). So, I would say that that is one kvm switch to avoid (unless I can
> figure
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 10:01:32 -0400
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On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> On
> If you're already using an ELECTRONIC KVM switch, I don't
> know what to tell you. :-)
Unfortuntly I am ... a StarView if I recall correctly. (Not at the machine
ATM). So, I would say that that is one kvm switch to avoid (unless I can
figure out how to make it work) under Linux (works brilliant
ne of these quite
happily.
Mail me off the list if you need more info.
Thanks,
Mike
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> O
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> On this note, I'd like to hear recomendations of electronic KVM switch
> brands please.
>
Belkin is inexpensive and I've seen the ads in the *Warehouse
magazines stating that it's certified to work with Linux. :-) Plus
someone here stated that it works
On this note, I'd like to hear recomendations of electronic KVM switch
brands please.
On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
> Is this a rotary switchbox or an electronic KVM switch? The
> rotary switchbox doesn't work well in a lot of cases, I've
> been told. Go ahead and spend the $100+ for a
Adam Goucher wrote:
> Hi. I'm having a hard time getting my mouse to work through my new kvm
> switchbox. It works fine for the nt box, but the mouse doesnt respond in
> x. Hopefully this is not one of the things 'that need work'. Heres the
> setup...
>
> linux box (ps/2 port) -> ps/2-to-serial c
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, Adam Goucher wrote:
> Hi. I'm having a hard time getting my mouse to work through my new kvm
> switchbox. It works fine for the nt box, but the mouse doesnt respond in
> x. Hopefully this is not one of the things 'that need work'. Heres the
> setup...
>
> linux box (ps/2 port
Not to be discouraging, but I've noted that mice frequently have
trouble with these boxes under the best of conditions. Some PS/2
ports just won't work with them at all, and some operating systems (as
you've seen) handle some configurations better than others. I
frequently have to reboot a part
Hi Adam,
There is no problem if you are changing over from ps/2 to serial port
Use the mouseconfig tool (be in root ) to achieve your
objective.
Please get back to me if you are unsuccessful
Regards
K.Deepak
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