[NCLUG] KRUD & KVM?

[Onyx]

Rich,
I don't have any suggestions, but I have had similar experiences with  
FC2.  My problem is that if I am working with FC2 through a KVM, and  
I switch to another machine and then return, the mouse control goes  
haywire, with movements of the mouse causing sporadic jumps of the  
pointer across the screen.  I usually have to reboot to correct the  
problem.
One question though... if you hook up the peripherals directly to the  
machine, does the problem disappear?  Just curious, since I could not  
gather that from your e-mail.

- Onyx
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On Jun 13, 2005, at 12:33 PM, Rich Young wrote:

> Hey, all-
>     I was working on a KRUD installation last night using a box
> connected to a KVM switch.  It detected keyboard, mouse and monitor
> successfully, but when it went to start X it hung and I had to start
> over.  Rebooting and starting over led to the same problem each time,
> and I never got past it.
>
>     Now, I wasn't switching the KVM switch at all - it was set to
> the box I was working on from powerup through the hang-up.  And I
> haven't yet crawled around recabling to see if it's really  
> unrelated to
> the KVM switch.  But I've installed to this box before without  
> trouble,
> and I think it really has to be the KVM switch causing the problems.
>
>     Does anyone have any experience/suggestions with KVM and
> KRUD/Fedora installation?
>
> --Rich
>
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