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Subject: Re: MAGIC with HP KVM - someone will help?
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> This is ancient history now, but I used HP KVM switches 6-12 years ago
> and they weren't without problems. Regardless of OS and hardware behind
> the switches, they often acted up. Some combinations were more prone to
today i did a bit of work being locally connected with monitor to KVM and 
it stopped work too with system running multiuser.
removing USB-PS/2 converted and putting it back "solved" it.

> problems, but since switching back and forth between targets would solve
> the problem over 99% of the time, I never put any further effort into
> it.
>
you mean different brands or pieces?