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Hi guys,
Sorry, I didn't send this sooner, but I just wanted to say thanks
for the suggestions. I ended up rebooting and ending my record breaking
uptime. C'est la vie. I edited the XF86Config file in Omnicube
instructions, maybe that will help the next time.
Thanks,
-Keith
At 06:14 PM 2/21/02, you wrote:
I had similar problems with my OmniCube, I know there was fix posted on
their site about, also the power adapter on the OmniCude powers the
mouse/keyboard port on the computer while its not on that desktop. Here
is the link for the OmniCube fix
http://www.belkin.com/support/faq/F1D092.html#18
hope that helps
-Adam
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 06:07:32PM -0500, Paul wrote:
> > windows just not on the linux box. Any suggestions? I tried restarting
> > gpm, but that didn't help. Additionally how does one shutdown gnome when
> > one doesn't have control of the mouse? Anyone know the command off-hand?
>
> I think gpm is only used in a text console.
>
> You can kill X by pressing Ctrl-Alt_Bksp. There may be a
> better way to do it.
>
> Instead of using a KVM, why not project your desktop to the
> Windows PC?
>
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