[iyonix-support] Re : KVM niggles

I used to have the same problem (plus some problems during boot time - the 
mouse and keyboard were not recognized always) with a 2-machine Belkin KVM 
switch connected to a PC and a Pegasos (a PowerPC Amiga derivative which is as 
picky as the Iyonix for most things, i.e. Mem sticks, RAM, etc.).

I exchanged this switch for a TrendNet 4-machine KVM, and I have never had any 
more problems (and now the Iyonix is also connected to this switch, and works 
like a wonder).

So buying a cheaper KVM switch can also be the solution (as long as it is the 
right one).

Regards,

Gonzalo


----- Message d'origine ----
De : Paul Vigay <lists-nospam@xxxxxxxxx>
À : iyonix-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Envoyé le : Mardi, 4 Décembre 2007, 14h45mn 05s
Objet : [iyonix-support] KVM niggles

I've got a KVM switch on my Iyonix which switches the keyboard, mouse
 (both
USB) and monitor with another machine.

However, quite often (not every time though) when I switch away from
 the
Iyonix to the other machine, and then back to the Iyonix, I find it's
 got a
"Buffer not known" error on the screen and neither the mouse or
 keyboard
will work. I have to press the reset button on the front to get back
control, which kind of defeats the object of having a KVM.

Is this likely to be a problem with the Iyonix or the KVM (only a
 cheapo
Novatech USB KVM). Would buying a better KVM solve the problem, or is
 the
Iyonix not liking it's mouse and keyboard disappearing?

Paul

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