Bill Gee composed on 2024-01-26 12:59 (UTC-0600):
> Go back to the original set of questions that started this ... My
> FreeDOS machine is plugged into a KVM switch which supports only VGA and
> PS2. In the near future - 6 months or so - that KVM must be upgraded to
> support HDMI displays and USB keyboard/mouse. In order to continue
> using the FreeDOS machine, it also must support HDMI display and USB
> keyboard/mouse.
New day after long sleep. I forgot. :)
> I could put it on a dedicated display, but there is no place in the
> house to set it up that way. The FreeDOS system has to live on my
> computer rack.
> I was leery when I bought the adapter, but I figured for $10 it was hard
> to go far wrong. It was worth a try.
It still is worth trying, but with more skill applied, and almost certainly more
money spent. :p Surely you're not the only one with similar configuration.
I am able to avoid KVM issues with big physical desktop, 6 displays, 3 full-time
keyboards, 2 trackballs, one mouse, and a *lot* of cable switching, for 40+ PCs,
normally with at most 3 up at once, occasionally a 4th, along with cable
switching
multiple times most days.
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