Running Wireless keyboard on a KVM switch

[Agaev]

I have bought a new Logitech MX duo and i am trying to run it on a Skymaster 4 port KVM. Now the problem is that it works in the Dos but as soon as XP loads it doesn't. Please not that the Logitech is an USB operated device and i have usb to ps2 converter too which does not works. Will it be better to use KVM switch with an USB and PS2.

[T.J.]

I plug in the KVM stations and there. Everything works magic nickel, except that I have a button that does not work ">" as told choco140. So I try the combination ASCII to check if I can dodge the problem and it actually happens. Another thing, I use a Microsoft wireless mouse with USB-> PS2 converter and it works as it was stated that it was not compatible (probably for systems without keyboards and mice with one son and one receiver USB).

[Fabian]

It is a very handy tool and guiltless as the delivery time of LDLC. Some info for those who still hesitated. It features two front for ps2 mouse and keyboard, three USB ports on the back for connecting indifferently keyboard mouse, USB key, printer. And of course the two cable to connect the two PCs. PC side it is connected by means of three doses: taking screen, USB plug and jack for sound. To move from one screen to the other two solutions is the keyboard shortcut or two small buttons on the box.

[Maxforu]

The Kernel Virtual Machine is a full virtualization solution for (full virtualization solution) which is able to utilize the potential of new processors (AMD - V, Intel VT) hardware virtualization capabilities. Includes a loadable kernel module (kvm.ko). KVM is an open source application, which is the kernel in the 2.6.20 release, as can be achieved. The KVM is suitable for a virtualized Linux operating system environment to another operating system to run. That is, while the native system (host) running on the computer until we are able to boot from another (guest) virtual environment, you could say we get a machine to machine effects.