Hmm... well there seems to be more to it. Since normally you can use the mouse services from the bash prompt too. I mean, since I'm only at the bash prompt, it is nice to be able to mouse over a work and then paste it to the command line. When this process dies, then I can no longer do that either.
I'm so stinking close to getting X to start, but no joy yet. If I use that config took you suggest, it says it works fine in test mode, but then when I try to fire up the xwindows it dies. I've been tweaking the config file for over an hour now. It seems that the config tool is making improper lines to the config file. On Sunday 29 September 2002 11:54 am, you wrote: > > If the mouse process dies, how does one restart it without > > rebooting the system? For some reason every now and then my mouse > > process is dying. ?? > > The mouse is handled by X too, so restart X. > -s
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