Re: Logitech wireless MX Duo not recognised on first boot

From: David Niemi (drn_temp2_at_rogers.com)
Date: 07/31/05

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Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 14:16:07 -0400

    From: "David Niemi" <drn_temp2@rogers.com>
    > From: "Arthur Pemberton" <dalive@flashmail.com>
    >> 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.

    #$%*!! Is still doesn't work. I get the welcome screen for the first boot and no mouse or as far as I can tell keyboard
    either.

    Everything worked fine before I tried installing FC4. I made no changes to the BIOS except boot order.

    Any ideas? 

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