Here is an update on KVM lag and lockups.
I was able to get is work with default setting, after rebooting the primary & the secondary. Doing more testing I was able to Triger the issue on command.
1. Opening and configuring Multiplicity on the primary computer causes the KVM to lag, lock up, or crash. This happens less frequently when configuring occasionally, but continuous configuration and setting changes, as I was doing seams to trigger the lag, lock up, and crash. Once the issue occurs, I have to reboot both the primary and secondary computers to restore normal functionality.
So this only happens when you have an active KVM connection and you are making 'continuous configuration and setting changes'. I can imagine a case where having an active KVM connection could very much cause issues if you are changing the characteristics of how the connections should function.
I suspect you cannot reproduce this (#1) without an active KVM connection, correct?
Did you attempt to use WinDBG to create a dump for the crash?
Neil: If this proves true, perhaps a queue for 'pending changes' for active KVM connections?
Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager