I have used the following switch with both DragonFlyBSD, FreeBSD, and
WindowsXP (on the same switch) at work without any problems.
http://www.iogear.com/main.php?loc=productItem=GCS84B
I have an older IOGear KVM switch at home that I have used with FreeBSD,
OpenBSD, and WindowsXP (on the
The nice thing about IOGear KVM's is that they come with cables and
are at a decent price. The one I have at home cost me about 150 bucks
but that was about 2-3 years ago. They cost much less these days,
though.
Seems like alot of people here have had good luck with Belkin.
Personally, I
In _My Perfect Computer World_, every computer would be required to have a
Universal Console Port, which only spoke the Universal Console Port
Protocol. There would be only one physical connector design, the port
would always be hot-pluggable, no differing baud rates, parity, character
sets,
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 13:42:54 -0800, Peter Hessler wrote:
I'd recommend getting usb keyboards and mice, or ps2-usb adapters.
I have an Northgate Omni Key 101 that I'd hate to give up, so I guess I'll
have to audition adapters too.
Keep in mind that some computers/OSs freak out when PS2 ports go away
and come back. I'd recommend getting usb keyboards and mice, or
ps2-usb adapters. Your computer will see them as usb devices, and those
are designed to go away and come back.
Alternatively get a digital kvm switch that
Op donderdag 1 december 2005 15:07, schreef Bob Bagwill:
In _My Perfect Computer World_, every computer would be required to have a
Universal Console Port, which only spoke the Universal Console Port
Protocol. There would be only one physical connector design, the port
would always be
Emiel Kollof wrote:
Op donderdag 1 december 2005 15:07, schreef Bob Bagwill:
In _My Perfect Computer World_, every computer would be required to have a
Universal Console Port, which only spoke the Universal Console Port
Protocol. There would be only one physical connector design, the port
Can anyone recommend a really bullet-proof 2 or 4 port kvm switch (that's
DBSD compatible)? Thanks.
On 2005-11-30 22:14, Bob Bagwill wrote:
Can anyone recommend a really bullet-proof 2 or 4 port kvm switch (that's
DBSD compatible)? Thanks.
I've been using a Belkin 2-port for years now without any problems, fist
got a D-Link but it was crappy (the video signal was bad).The only
problem
On November 30, 2005 01:14 pm, Bob Bagwill wrote:
Can anyone recommend a really bullet-proof 2 or 4 port kvm switch
(that's DBSD compatible)? Thanks.
The Belkin 2-port (with built-in cables), 4-port, and 8-port KVM switches
work really well. Tested with Windows 98/XP, FreeBSD
Keep in mind that some computers/OSs freak out when PS2 ports go away
and come back. I'd recommend getting usb keyboards and mice, or
ps2-usb adapters. Your computer will see them as usb devices, and those
are designed to go away and come back.
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 16:14:41 -0500
Bob Bagwill
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