« Reply #28 on: Tue, 08 September 2009, 13:38:59 »
I'm sure it's no coincidence that this ability to hot-plug with relative safety came hand in hand with the inabilily to source enough current to drive older PS/2 devices.
It's PS/2 Lite.
I've never had a problem powering my keyboards with PS/2, except the Model F I have, but I'm sure that's somewhat due to the age of the controller in the keyboard.
Really, I would think it would be harder on the keyboards, and their controllers than it would be on the computer's motherboard to hot-swap PS/2.
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