How about USB? (was: Re: issues with KVM switches)

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On Sun, 10 Nov 2002, Sander Steffann wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> > What Asus boards exactly -- meaning the model numbers -- did you fry?
> 
> I don't know exactly anymore. Older boards for sure... Probably P2B-DS but I
> could be very wrong.
> 
> > Does "fry" mean the boards became completely useless and unbootable, or
> > just that certain components died?
> 
> No, just the keyboard controller died, but that makes to whole board useless
> since you can't reach the BIOS anymore, etc..
> 
> > I think I did hotplug either a keyboard or mouse in my Asus P4T533 board
> > and wonder if I made a mistake there. I've been hotplugging both into
> > all my machines with apparently no problems except on the P4T533 board.
> 
> We hotplugged a lot until the boards started breaking. We also had a
> keyboard-connector with a broken connection once, so it's not only
> electrical risk... After that, we didn't dare to take the risk anymore.
> 

How about hotplugging USB keyboards? 

I've got a co-located server with a PS/1 keyboard and mouse resting on
top of the box.

If I set it up with a USB keyboard, could I yank it and take it home
with me? And would it reload the drivers and work when/if I plugged it
back in?


-- 
Arend



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