Mike Taggart said: > Me again ... these appear to be the last 2 items that I'm having problems > with. > > Someone a few days ago posted something about his sound card is installed > and recognized but is disabled - how do you enable the sound card?
not sure, never heard of such a situation myself.. > > 2ndly ... my mouse freaks out on it own - i've tired switching the mouse > to the generic wheel mouse, generic ps/2 mouse, M$ PS/2 mouse, > Intellimouse PS/2 ... and does the same thing no matter which mouse driver > is used. It's a M$ Optical Wheel Mouse. What happens is, the mouse > cursor can be any where on the screen and then it jumps to the lower left > corner ontop of the red fedora ... why does it do this and how can I > correct this from happening? this is often caused by using the wrong mouse protocol. If your using X windows you'll want to try changing the protocol probably to IMPS/2, if your using gpm(console) you'll wanna change the protocol to imps2. I don't see a way in redhat's Xconfigurator(?) to change the protocol(!) so I reccomend editing the file directly and changing it. the file is /etc/X11/XF86Config though it may be called XF86Config-4 too. nate -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
