Description of problem: Newer intel mobos do not have PS2 ports any longer but my KVMs do, so I bought several of the 9.99 PS2 to USB adaptor Y cables (devices) while any wintel box will function, the kernel will only reconfigure one of the two devices on the y cable. 99% of the time it sees the mouse and tells the Key board to bug off, if I use a second (same make) PS2 to USB adaptor Y cable and plug in only keyboard, it seems to work fine. kernel DOES complain at boot time about usb device...(0) cant be initialized, (flys by to quick) Tell me what to enable to capture it and I'll send it (Think its core 8 or 9, but Saw this on 9 and EL5 too, thats why I think its usb kernel issue). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: 100% of the time when occurs (have a box it this state now ) Steps to Reproduce: 1. Follow above 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
An output of dmesg(8) would help (run dmesg >dmesg.out ). Please DO NOT drop the dmesg.out into the comments box, but attach as a text file instead.
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