Yes, it failed to find both the trackpoint and the mouse. And as I said,
RedHat found the mouse fine, and xconf foudn the mouse fine as well.
I tried both disabling the trackpoint, and only have a mouse plugged in, and
enabling the trackpoint, without a mouse (that is, not making it auto where
it figures out if you have something on your PS2 port).
By the way, for specially interested, it is a model 2628 of the IBM Thinkpad
A20m, on of the ones where the soundcard is Linux supported by IBM.
-Geir
On Monday 30 April 2001 2:27 pm, you wrote:
> Geir,
>
> Did Mandrake fail to find *both* the trackpoint and the actual mouse? Was
> the mouse plugged into the correct PS/2 port at the time of installation?
> Did you try installing without a mouse plugged in, and only using the
> trackpoint? This last question is perhaps most important.
>
> My own ThinkPad works perfectly with both mouse and trackpoint, but I only
> added the mouse after installation. I used only the trackpoint during
> install.
