> Hm, doesn't look like the devices are showing up at all. > This isn't the first report of USB KVM switches not working properly. > If the USB subsystem doesn't see the devices, it can't really do > anything :) > > So I don't know what to suggest, besides returning the KVM to where you > got it from :(
One thing I can try to add to the foregoing discussion is a clarification of the switch's function. It emulates a keyboard and mouse, passing along activity generated from the physical devices to the selected host computer. At the same time, it maintains the illusion of a connected kbd/mouse for the non-selected computers. In other words, as I switch from one computer to another, the 'losing' computer does not see a disconnect of the kbd/mouse, and the 'winning' computer does not see a new connect happen. It works fine with other OS's, even for FPS games and precision Photoshop mousing. But under Linux things break down. dvt _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
