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I went through the install fine. Keyboard and mouse worked fine until i rebooted and was taken to the screen to set up non-admin users. None of my keyboard keys ...
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- 02-01-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Fedora 3 / Logitech Wireless keyboard and mouse
I went through the install fine. Keyboard and mouse worked fine until i rebooted and was taken to the screen to set up non-admin users. None of my keyboard keys work and my mouse pointer doesn't move. I plugged in the wired Dell keyboard and mouse that came with my system. The mouse works, but the keyboard doesn't. Any thoughts???
- 02-02-2005 #2Linux Guru
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lol... well if that logitech is usb then try pluggin the wireless back in after the boot and if it now works then you need coldplugging (takes care of usb devices plugged in on boot) where hotplugging takes care of usb devices plugged in after boot.....also if the kb/mouse reciver came with a ps/2 adaptor try using them as ps/2
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- 02-02-2005 #3Just Joined!
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My wireless combo has 2 plugins. The standard keyboard plugin for the keyboard, and the mouse is usb but came with a ps/2 adapter. I plugged the mouse into the ps/2 adapter and restarted. I left both plugged in before boot and I didn't get any response from my keyboard or mouse. I unplugged both, and plugged them back in after boot the next time. Same result, no response.
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