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Neither /dev/ttyS0 nor /dev/tts/0 seem to work, although I thought /dev/tts/0 was the proper devfs name of the serial port and that /dev/ttyS0 was only provided for backward compatability. I do have a line for "alias /dev/ttyS* /dev/tts" in my /etc/modules.devfs, so if I could get either to work I'd be happy.
BTW. If I set the lts.conf to use the /dev/psaux (which exists in /dev although there isn't a ps/2 port on the PC) then X does start up properly, although of course I cant use the mouse.
>-emile > >On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Ryan Rusaw wrote: > > > I see to be having some difficulty getting an old Microsoft serial mouse ( > > /dev/tts/0 ) working when starting X. > > > > I'm using 2.09pre3 series of .tgz's (devfs). > > > > My /etc/modules.devfs includes > > alias /dev/tts* serial > > > > and in my devfsd.conf I have > > LOOKUP .* MODLOAD > > > > The whole /dev/tts/* hierarchy doesn't exist if I boot into a shell, but I > > thought that was the whole point of the devfsd autoloading devices. > > > > Anything I am missing to get this configuration to work? > > > > _________________________________________________________________Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
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