I tried copying /usr/bin/expr to /bin and it worked like a charm. FYI my
usb mouse wasn't working at all after installation. I use a logitech usb
wheel mouse. Every boot of RC3 would echo "/dev/usbmouse don't exist" and
I finally had to just use the ps2 adaptor and configure my mouse to ps2 accordingly.
Also my buddy has the same problem with usb and resigned to using a ps2
mouse as well. Which worked fine for a couple of reboots, then it (his PS2
mouse!) spontaneously stopped working as well during his session. The console
reported the message "dev/psaux/ don't exist" and reboot reported the same
message as well. He's now using a SERIAL mouse and is keeping his fingers
crossed. I talked to him about the expr thing and he's going to try it later
tonight. I'll let you know.
Todd
Götz Waschk wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 19. September 2002, 20:30:31 Uhr MET, schrieb Damon Lynch:
I'm a bit out of my depth technically here, but I'll try my best. I'll
happily send in more log files if requested:
On expert install of RC3, I specified a standard USB mouse. This mouse
did not work upon 1st boot.
>From /var/log/:
[root@damon log]# grep usb *
autologin.log:(EE) xf86OpenSerial: Cannot open device /dev/usbmouse
autologin.log:(EE) xf86OpenSerial: Cannot open device /dev/usbmouse
XFree86.9.log:(**) Option "Device" "/dev/usbmouse"
Does this have something to do with it? -
Hi,
I have the same problem. Do you also have /usr on a separate
partition? If so, try to copy /usr/bin/expr to /bin
