Re: Mouse support Q

["Andrew B. Cramer" <andrew.cramer@cramer-ts.com>]

Hi,
	Using the KVM as just a KV works fine, and both monitors & keyboards 
work ok. It's awkward using two mice in this situation, I grab the 
wrong one. <grin> I guess for now that's all I can do.

Thanks - Andrew

On 20 Feb 2003 at 18:15, terry white wrote:

> ... ciao:
> 
> on "2-20-2003" "Andrew B. Cramer" writ:
> 
> : That is a good thought, but not really applicable for me. I need to
> : use the internal PS/2 mouse, but when I switch the KVM, I want it to
> : use the Serial mouse. Unless I can unload the PS/2 drivers, and load
> : Serial drivers, I can't think of any other solution, other than
> : purchasing a different KVM that does PS/2 only.
> 
>     it just occured to me, the topology your're setting up considerably
> different than mine.  here, i've got four linux boxes, one monitor, a
> keyboard, and marble mouse.  with no real understanding of yours, i'm at
> a total loss, hardware wise.
> 
>     however.  if you use 'gpm' you could restart it with the appropriate
> parameters, EVERY time you switched.  i consider that a hideous solution.
> 
>     you say you "NEED" to use the internal mouse, that to me implies your
> also using the companion keyboard.  had you thought of using "JUST" the
> 'video' switching function of the KVM ...
> 
> 
> -- 
> ... i'm a man, but i can change,
>     if i have to , i guess ...
> 
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