Re: [foxboro] Mouse & Trackball on AW51F
- From: "Corey R Clingo" <clingoc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 08:58:11 -0600
Yes, we saw something similar when we had the mouse plugged directly into
the box. But when we did the final install, we used USB extenders, and
couldn't unplug anything at all. Not a problem, I thought; we don't need
to unplug stuff on our I/A boxes anyway. Then the reboot issue (which we
had seen earlier in staging, without the extenders) reared its ugly head,
and we had to do something.
Corey
"Blunier, Mark" <Mark.Blunier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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03/15/2005 08:17 AM
Please respond to foxboro
To: foxboro
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Subject: Re: [foxboro] Mouse & Trackball on AW51F
> Though TAC could not reproduce the problem, they advised against=20
> unplugging the keyboard or mouse. Supposedly there's a=20
> "quick custom"=20
> (whtever that is) to fix this; they were supposed to schedule an=20
> installation appointment with our field service engineer. I=20
> don't know if=20
> it also allows dual pointing-device use.
I would leave them both plugged in, so pluggin and unplugging wouldn't
be a problem. But on that note, if I unplug one and plug it back in,
it works. If I unplug one, then plug in the other, the other won't work
and I can't go back to the first one either.
Mark
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