After switching back and forth between PS/2 and USB mouse/keyboard on my O350, my ioconfig.conf was kind of cluttered. When I decided to limit the directly connected kb&m to USB stuff I wanted to clean the file up. Rather than edit I just started from scratch.
If you just need to cleanup ioconfig.conf <and the system functions with the keyboard and mouse you intend to use>, no reboot is necessary.
In my case the USB kb&m are still connected but are currently in the back of the rack <for the odd admin task> because I'm using an IBM M2 via Synergy.
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Rename or delete ioconfig.conf <to play it safe I renamed my original to ioconfig.conf.O>
Power down.
Connect the keyboard/mouse you want to use.
Reboot - if it doesn't do what you want reinstate the original file.
If you just need to cleanup ioconfig.conf <and the system functions with the keyboard and mouse you intend to use>, no reboot is necessary.
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Make a back up copy of ioconfig.conf.
Open the original and delete *all* of the keyboard and mouse entries; then close the file.
As root execute:
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# /sbin/ioconfig -f /hw
In my case the USB kb&m are still connected but are currently in the back of the rack <for the odd admin task> because I'm using an IBM M2 via Synergy.
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