I used to have the same problem but I've found a simple hack. All I do is to switch to a text terminal and back, so I press ctrl-alt-F1 and then back to ctrl-alt-F7 and it works. A better aproach if the one above does not work is: I also have about 7 no-brand KVM switches that never lock and I swith back and forth without any problems using different Linux Boxes. Each switch holds 4 machines. I got them at www.startwest.com which is a computer store close to home. Look here at http://www.starwest.com/cgi-bin/ss.cgi?ac=st&ai=Switchboxes,_USB_Hub The SKU is CAB4WAY. I also got the cables there as well. Simple but swift solution. --C.F. Dotan Cohen wrote: On 6/29/05, David G. Miller <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I typically see the problem when I either traverse a system on the kvm that isn't in graphical mode or a port on the kvm that doesn't have a system attached.I think that you are right- now that I am very cafeful not to move the switch over to an empty position (and VERY careful not to let the mouse move while I switch), I have not yet had any problems. I have not yet added the kernel parameters. Now if I could just get my rat to behave as well as the mouse (yes, we have a pet rat)... Dotan Cohen http://song-lirics.com/sl/artist/64/the-beatles-lirics.php The Beatles Song Lirics |