Update - 

After trial and error, RTFM being mostly non-usable without a good FM, I've found the 
following about this kit:

a) Mouse must be connected via usb to work (Fedora/Win2000)
b) A specific driver for the Logitech base station is then required (Fedora/Win2000), 
otherwise mouse is wholly inaccessible (although keyboard works without this driver 
being installed...)

I may therefore be able to isolate the modules required.

However, in the short term, may I ask which wireless kit you're using Jim and what 
sort of range you get? My only reason for moving to bluetooth was for useable range - 
10 metres as opposed to 6 feet for my other kit. I've been 'asked' (for Friday a.m.) 
to rig this up for a seminar room to show the wonders of LTS and need a reasonable 
degree of separation from wireless input devices to my LTS terminal. 

Cheers as ever

David


On Feb 4, 2004 10:13 AM, David Mummery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Jim -  
>  
> Very similar to your arrangement. I've been using a *gulp* Microsoft wireless 
> keyboard/mouse combo with no problems for a while. The bluetooth kit (Logitech) ahs 
> a base unit that has 
>  
> a) PS/2 connection for the terminals Keyboard port 
> b) USB connection for terminals mouse port (tho' I've got a USB-to-PS/2 convertor 
> that's worked fine with the Microsoft wireless kit) 
> c) The Wireless keyboard and mouse themselves. 
>  
> So far, while the terminal boots up, I can use the keyboard to enter the Bios (so I 
> know Bluetooth connectivity is OK) When the option to boot from Network/Local 
> appears during boot process (I'm using Epia mini-itx mobo's) I can still use the 
> keyboard to choose Network or Local. Unfortunately, when I'm actually presented with 
> the login screen I can't type in the login box, and the mouse cursor cannot be 
> moved. 
>  
> I've played with Xkb and Xmouse settings in lts.conf for this terminal (I'm guessing 
> perhaps the xconfigurator can't detect keyboard/mouse because of an obscure 
> signalling reason, so I'm trying to force the issue...) 
>  
> I can't see any need for Bluetooth support in the kernel - terminal never talks 
> directly to the keyboard and mouse, only via the base station. 
>  
> I'm going to try and get hold of some different Bluetooth kit and see if I get the 
> same grief. Whatever happens, I'll keep the list informed. 
>  
> David 
>  
> On Feb 3, 2004 9:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
>  
> > On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, David Mummery wrote:  
> >   
> > > Hi all  
> > >   
> > > I'm trying to get a Bluetooth Keyboard/mouse combo to work on an LTSP  
> > > terminal. Is there any support for this in LTSP-3 /LTSP-4 or am I  
> > > going to be starting from scratch? Has anyone else had a go and got  
> > > anywhere with it?  
> >   
> > What does the bluetooth keyboard/mouse interface look like ?  
> >   
> > I've got a wireless mouse that simply plugs a little base station  
> > into the normal mouse port.  Is the bluetooth kbd/mouse the kind  
> > of device that just plugs into the standard ports ?  or is there  
> > support on the motherboard for this ?  
> >   
> > Jim McQuillan  
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
> >   
> >   
> >   
> > >   
> > > Cheers  
> > >   
> > > David  
> > >   
> > >   
> > >   
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