Daniel J. Mashao wrote,
:> I am running a Pentium system with a PS/2 Mouse port. I am unfamiliar with
:> Linux and cannot get my mouse to respond. I am just a newbie... Could
:> someone please tell me a little about how linux locates and assigns
:> resources for a mouse?
:You probably need to compile ps/2 mouse support in the kernel. I would
:think that ps/2 mouse support should be included in the default kernel but
:I guess its not.
ps/2 support is compiled as a loadable module under Debian's
default kernel. Try
modconf
as root.
psaux (port for ps/2 mouse) should be enabled thru
misc->psaux
This should enable the support for ps/2 mouse without the
need to reboot your system (cool!! :-).
Just me,
Wire ...
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