Hello all. I have an install of TrinuxHD on one of my machines that is hooked into a KVM (keyboard/video/mouse) switch. There are a couple of ways to switch between machines, but the easiest is by using a keyboard combination, which is hitting scroll lock key twice, followed by a number 01-08. Unfortunately, hitting the scroll lock a couple of times in a row will oftentimes cause a "too many NACKs -- noisy kbd cable?" message to appear in Trinux (and other Linux installations) and will then freeze the keyboard so that no keys function at all (not even combinations like ctrl-alt-del). Linux/Trinux must then be rebooted... what a drag :( I have a feeling this is a low-level type of thing that would need to be fixed (aka adjusted) by hacking some kernel code but I really don't have the depth of knowledge in this area to know whether I can do anything to fix the situation or not. Perhaps Linux can be told to be less sensitive to the scroll lock key or rapid hitting of that key? Any suggestions or ideas regarding this are appreciated. TIA, - Dave __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send online invitations with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ www.trinux.org hosted by The Vnode Connector Services www.vnode.com *** Special Discounts For Trinux Users *** Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
