Logitech wireless MX Duo not recognised on first boot

[David Niemi]

I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I purchased this after I had
installed and setup FC 3 and after
playing around with the connects a few times it worked great.

Now I installed FC4 as a fresh install and everything worked during the Anaconda install,
keyboard and mouse. When I reboot,
nothing is recognised and I need to shutdown the PC by single push of the power button so
that FC3 shuts down normally.

I have gone through the connect procedure numerous times but the mouse never works. I have
the mouse and keyboard connected
to the PS2 connectors directly (use a KVM also, but not at the moment). I do not want to
use the USB connectors, even to get
it going as I don't want to possibly be stuck using that.

USing Rescue I checked the xorg.conf file and everything seems fine in there when I
compare to a different machine (different
mouse & keboard through a KVM)

Any ideas on how to get things working?

[nodata]

On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 12:17 -0400, David Niemi wrote:
>  I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I
> purchased this after I had installed and setup FC 3 and after
>  playing around with the connects a few times it worked great.
>  
>  Now I installed FC4 as a fresh install and everything worked during the Anaconda install,
> keyboard and mouse. When I reboot,
>  nothing is recognised and I need to shutdown the PC by single push of the power button so
> that FC3 shuts down normally.
>  
>  I have gone through the connect procedure numerous times but the mouse never works. I
> have the mouse and keyboard connected
>  to the PS2 connectors directly (use a KVM also, but not at the moment). I do not want to
> use the USB connectors, even to get
>  it going as I don't want to possibly be stuck using that.
>  
>  USing Rescue I checked the xorg.conf file and everything seems fine in there when I
> compare to a different machine (different
>  mouse & keboard through a KVM)
>  
>  Any ideas on how to get things working?
>   
I would use the USB connectors.

Can you use the keyboard to enter your computer's bios?

[Arthur Pemberton]

David Niemi wrote:

>  I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I 
>  purchased this after I had installed and setup FC 3 and after
>  playing around with the connects a few times it worked great.
>
>  Now I installed FC4 as a fresh install and everything worked during 
>  the Anaconda install, keyboard and mouse. When I reboot,
>  nothing is recognised and I need to shutdown the PC by single push of 
>  the power button so that FC3 shuts down normally.
>
>  I have gone through the connect procedure numerous times but the mouse 
>  never works. I have the mouse and keyboard connected
>  to the PS2 connectors directly (use a KVM also, but not at the 
>  moment). I do not want to use the USB connectors, even to get
>  it going as I don't want to possibly be stuck using that.
>
>  USing Rescue I checked the xorg.conf file and everything seems fine in 
>  there when I compare to a different machine (different
>  mouse & keboard through a KVM)
>
>  Any ideas on how to get things working?
>  
Any reason to think that this is not a hardware issue? I have Logitech 
Wireless Duo myself (at least i think that's the brand) and it doen't 
give me any issues. From FC3 to FC4.

[David Niemi]

From: "Arthur Pemberton" <dalive(a)flashmail.com&gt;
>  David Niemi wrote:
> > I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I purchased this after I
> had installed and setup FC 3 and 
> > after
> > playing around with the connects a few times it worked great.
> >
> > Now I installed FC4 as a fresh install and everything worked during the Anaconda
> install, keyboard and mouse. When I 
> > reboot,
> > nothing is recognised and I need to shutdown the PC by single push of the power
> button so that FC3 shuts down normally.
> >
> > I have gone through the connect procedure numerous times but the mouse never works. I
> have the mouse and keyboard 
> > connected
> > to the PS2 connectors directly (use a KVM also, but not at the moment). I do not want
> to use the USB connectors, even to 
> > get
> > it going as I don't want to possibly be stuck using that.
> >
> > Any ideas on how to get things working?
> >
>  Any reason to think that this is not a hardware issue? I have Logitech Wireless Duo
> myself (at least i think that's the 
>  brand) and it doen't give me any issues. From FC3 to FC4. 
The keyboard works during boot even through the KVM, but when I get into the first boot
screen the mouse doesn't work and I 
can't tell if the keyboard is working either.

I am trying now a reinstall using a PS/2 keyboard and mouse as I had things during the
first install in December.

[nodata]

On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 13:58 -0400, David Niemi wrote:
>  From: "Arthur Pemberton" <dalive(a)flashmail.com&gt;
>  > David Niemi wrote:
>  >> I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I purchased this
> after I had installed and setup FC 3 and 
>  >> after
>  >> playing around with the connects a few times it worked great.
>  >>
>  >> Now I installed FC4 as a fresh install and everything worked during the Anaconda
> install, keyboard and mouse. When I 
>  >> reboot,
>  >> nothing is recognised and I need to shutdown the PC by single push of the power
> button so that FC3 shuts down normally.
>  >>
>  >> I have gone through the connect procedure numerous times but the mouse never
> works. I have the mouse and keyboard 
>  >> connected
>  >> to the PS2 connectors directly (use a KVM also, but not at the moment). I do not
> want to use the USB connectors, even to 
>  >> get
>  >> it going as I don't want to possibly be stuck using that.
>  >>
>  >> Any ideas on how to get things working?
>  >>
>  > Any reason to think that this is not a hardware issue? I have Logitech Wireless Duo
> myself (at least i think that's the 
>  > brand) and it doen't give me any issues. From FC3 to FC4.
>  
>  The keyboard works during boot even through the KVM, but when I get into the first boot
> screen the mouse doesn't work and I 
>  can't tell if the keyboard is working either.
>  
>  I am trying now a reinstall using a PS/2 keyboard and mouse as I had things during the
> first install in December. 
>   
Do you have encryption on?

[David Niemi]

On Mon, 2005-08-01 at 00:14 +0200, nodata wrote:
>  On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 13:58 -0400, David Niemi wrote:
>  > From: "Arthur Pemberton" <dalive(a)flashmail.com&gt;
>  > > David Niemi wrote:
>  > >> I have a Logitech wireless MX Duo that worked fine with FC3. I purchased
> this after I had installed and setup FC 3 and  
>  Do you have encryption on? 
Nope, it appears to be a smp kernel issue.