Hi
I have already tried all these things, but to no avail :(
HS
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Hi,
Please check if the mose is plugged in properly and not damaged (eg cable
etc). Also stop gpm and then try mouseconfig. You can also try this after
removing the /dev/mouse symlink (after noting where it points).
\Indraneel
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Harveer Singh wrote:
> system, the mouse refuses to work. The gpm is running
> and I have tried changing the COM ports as well. The
> 'mouseconfig' also cannot detect the mouse.
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