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   --- In os2hardware@yahoogroups.com, "conixks1"  wrote:   
   >   
   >    
   > My grandson gave me a USB mouse for Christmas many years ago.  One of the   
   buttons is now becoming very troublesome.   
   >    
   > It is a USB mouse.  I have a KVM that uses VGA/PS2 connectors.  And the   
   mouse had been connected through the KVM using a PS2 adapter.   
   >    
   > It has worked fine.   
   >    
   > I went out to purchase a new mouse.  Except for off brands, it would seem   
   that corded mice are not terribly common anymore.  But a few are still   
   available.   
   >    
   > I purchased a Logitech M500 model mouse.  I find after plugging it in and   
   rebooting the system, it will not recognize the mouse through the KVM with the   
   PS2 adapter.  But eCs v2 will recognize the mouse directly through the USB   
   port.   
   >    
   > I have heard through googling, that USB mice tend to take a few seconds to   
   be recognized by OSs wherease the older PS2 connections did not have this   
   delay.   
   >    
   > I guess I have two basic options.   
   >    
   > First, find a good mouse that will work through the PS2 adapter with OS2.    
   Anyone who has one, please share the make and model with me.  Perhaps I can   
   still find a local vendor who carries the mouse.   
   ...   
      
   KVM:   
   Working here with a 4-port KVM from Uniclass, model UKV-204 (PS2, VGA).   
   See http://www.uniclass.com.tw/english/01_product/01_list.php?mid=79&id=30 .   
   Acquired 6 years ago, using with four operating systems, never any problem   
   with eCS. (Fedora has problems, though, to connect mouse and monitor. Maybe   
   it's due to the mainboard in the Fedora box being too modern.)    
      
   Mouse:   
   When my last PS2 mouse died several months ago I resorted to a Cherry USB   
   mouse, model M-5400, part no. 5450, and a PS2-USB adapter.   
      
   Works perfectly in eCS; no noticeable delay.   
      
   Cheers/   
   frajo   
      
      
      
      
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