fatiain said:Mine does, and I've plugged one into my keyboard too.![]()
seriously! dammit whats wrong with mine ang on gonna try another just incase this ones a dud.
fatiain said:Mine does, and I've plugged one into my keyboard too.![]()
A PS2 port uses a bidirectional synchronous serial protocol so it does device-to-host and host-to-device. As long as both devices are happy with using the method of data transfer (doesn't PS2 use an odd data/clock line system?) then it *should* be possible.Siliconslave said:what would be interesting would be trying to write a driver to allow access of the files that are on there.... but then the mouse is a one-way device so you wouldn't be able to request the data... so maybe you could have some kinda hardware thing that pushed the data through the mouse port....
Roduga said:A PS2 port uses a bidirectional synchronous serial protocol so it does device-to-host and host-to-device. As long as both devices are happy with using the method of data transfer (doesn't PS2 use an odd data/clock line system?) then it *should* be possible.