Hi Could it be that the keyboard gets connected to the mouse? When I was connecting a KVM with two boxes, I put the keyb out of A to the mouse in of a pc, and vice versa. Then when typing, I get the same result as you described. Check: 1. Follow MOUSE out from each out of the kvm to verify that it is connected to mouse in on the pc. 2. Same thing for keyboard out 3. Check that keyboard in on kvm is really keyboard and mouse in is really mouse. I do not want to offend you with these points, even though they seem obvious. Having 15 wires connected to a little box and four pcs is hell to untangle. So best after you verify each wire, label it on both sides. 4. Is your KVM a digital one that simulates the keyb, mouse, monitor when it is not selected? Say you have it on A, it will simulate that there is a mouse/keyb/monitor on B,C,D,E so that the system doesn't think it's crippled? If that's the case, maybe its getting time to change the box. 5. In case it's a manual switch, make sure the switch doesn't stay between two positions. You usually notice this on the screen as it will have an impact on brightness and colors. HTH Andy On Tuesday 22 November 2005 15:10, Doug Coats wrote: > I have a number of FC4 boxes set up as servers hooked up to a KVM > switch. Every once in a while when I go to use them at the machine > the mouse is messed up. It moves sporadically and acts as though I am > clicking on things that I am not. > > Is there any way to reset the mouse from the command line without > rebooting the machine? Thanks for your help! > Doug -- Now listening to Top! Radio Live www.topradio.be/stream on amaroK Geek code: www.vlaamse-kern.com/geek Registered Linux User No 379093 If life was for sale, what would be its price? www.vlaamse-kern.com/sas/ for free php utilities --
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