9 Feb
2003
9 Feb
'03
12:08 a.m.
On Sun, 2003-02-09 at 01:42, Scarlet Otter wrote:
I have never seen them, the PS-2 ports were controlled by the keyboard
controller chip, if I remember correctly, so I would think it would be
hard to make a add-in card since it would have to take over some of the
functions of the keyboard controller. I have seen plans on the net that
convert PS/2 to serial using a PIC chip ... you could try google for one
of them.
I could use a USB => PS/2 mouse adapter, so far I have not found any
such animal. I've found plenty that go the other way.
Regards,
Paul
The reason I
am asking is because I have a PS2 KVM switch and want to
get my 386/DX40 computer connected to it (it doesnt have a ps2
header).
I'm pretty sure I've seen ISA PS2 cards. I'll have to check next
time I go on a Geekware Scavenger Hunt. :)
Seems reasonable, since there are 8086, 286, and 386 systems that
have PS2 ports.