I may have missed something on this post, so excuse me for just jumping in here.
If you _do_ have a serial mouse, then you may need to reinstall ltsp_core or
ltsp_kernel. I had a similar problem with terminals that had serial mice.
The files for the serial modules were missing, and when I reinstalled the
package they were there. I cant remember which package it was, but I found
the solution in the mailing list archive. (which is highly helpful I must say)
-Jeff
> On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 07:37:45PM +0530, vcare wrote:
>> I am using Serial mouse and it is not getting configured.
>> error as you know
>> Warning: /dev/ttyS1 unable to get status of mouse fd ( Input /Output
>> error)
>
> That error message does not in itself mean that you actually have a
> serial mouse, only that you have /dev/ttyS1 in lts.conf.
>
> You have written that the kernel finds a PS/2 port (/dev/psaux) when
> booting, that made me think that you actually had a PS/2 mouse.
>
> If you actually have a serial mouse connected to /dev/ttyS1 and it is
> not found, then I would check that the serial ports are found at boot
> (if not, are serial ports support compiled in to the kernel at all).
>
> If compiled in but not found on boot, try including
>
> "Support for sharing serial interrupts"
> "Autodetect IRQ on standard ports (unsafe)"
>
> available under
>
> "Extended dumb serial driver options"
>
>
> --
>
> Hans Ekbrand
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