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Subject: USB Keyboard; USB Wireless Ethernet
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1. Any ideas on how I can plug in a USB numeric keypad and not have it
completely supersede the AT keyboard?  I'd like to get characters from
both sources.

2. Has anyone tried ndiswrapper with a USB wireless ethernet adapter,
such as the AirLink AWLL3025 (based on the ZD1211 chipset)?

-- George