Old Model Ms have a removable cable. I'm pretty sure all one needs to do
to switch from AT to PS/2 is to plug in the cable with a PS/2 connector
on one end.
I believe I am typing this e-mail right now on one that was originally
an AT keyboard when I found it in a trash can, and has since been
"upgraded" to PS/2.
Tyler
Mitch Haley wrote:
tyler wrote:
I use the old (mid 80s) keyboards as the quality gradually went down
over time. They don't have a windows/apple key, but I simply remap
the "caps lock" for that purpose, as I've never found any use for
that key, except for accidentally bumping it.
I've got a couple of originals, circa 1982 with the ten function keys
up the side. Very heavy, and very good keyswitches. There were
adapters to plug them into AT motherboards at one time. I wonder if
you could stack the PC to AT adapter and the AT to PS/2 adapter to
hook one up to a modern motherboard?
Mitch.
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