Hello, I have been using OpenBSD snapshots since autumn 2018 on a ThinkPad X200. My machine is librebooted and apart from the well-known framebuffer issue during boot, everything works fine.
A couple of weeks ago i accidentally spilled a glass of red wine over the keyboard. I opened the machine and cleaned it up immediately. No wine at all on the motherboard, only the keyboard was a bit soaked. I let it dry for a few days before reassembling everything. The keyboard was dry and worked normally, but the mouse function had gone wild and was out of control, both the internal TrackPoint on the keyboard and my external Logitech mouse. I had a Devuan Xfce disk in a bag and was able to deactivate the TrackPoint (separate mouse drivers and config in Devuan/Xfce/Linux). I had work to be done and kept it like that, while waiting for a new keyboard to come. Some days ago I replaced the old wine-soaked French keyboard with a brand new Norwegian keyboard and everything was perfect and normal in Devuan. When I slid the OpenBSD disk back, I discovered that the mouse function was 'frozen' (no mouse config at all obviously). I might have touched or accidentally deleted the wscons/wsmouse config when the accident initially happened. Since then I have been been trying to set up a new, working config again, reading MAN pages, forum messages and other docs on the Internet. Recovering the OpenBSD wsmouse/pointing function is probably not an extremely complicated operation, but I have not succeeded yet. Do any of you have a working clue? I should like to avoid a complete reinstall of the system. Cheers, Oddm.
