Re: [expert] Changing Mouse

2003-09-03 Thread James Conner
I did install the mouse and it booted up without any problems.  Just shutdown, 
unplug old one, plug in new one, power up, notice keyboard isn't working, 
shutdown, jiggle keyboard plug, power back up, keyboard works, mouse works.  
Mouse works great!  It just has two side buttons(not configured) that can be 
accidentally pressed and are annoying.  I guess I just have to get used to 
that.  Not worried about the extra buttons right now.  Thanks for the advice.

Jim

On Tuesday 02 September 2003 03:53 pm, mike wrote:
 I  made a  similar change and it was just power down change and powerup
 no big deal.
 if you need to make any changes though it should prompt you during boot
 up or you can after  through the control tool  mcc . ( Mandrake Control
 Center )

 James Conner wrote:
 I'm using a MS Intellimouse(with ball) on MDK 9.0.  It's currently
  identified as the following in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:
 
 Section InputDevice
 Identifier Mouse1
 Driver mouse
 Option Protocol IMPS/2
 Option Device /dev/psaux
 Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
 EndSection
 
 And works just fine.
 
 I just bought a MS Intellimouse Optical and want to install that.  Both
  are going to use the PS/2 port.
 My question is this:  Is it going to be just a shutdown, switch mice and
  power back up?  Or am I going to have to do some kind of setting changes
  to get it to work?  If so, what changes need to be made?
 
 Jim
 
 
 
 
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Re: [expert] Changing Mouse

2003-09-03 Thread James Conner
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 04:50 pm, lorne wrote:
 On Tuesday 02 September 2003 03:40 am, James Conner wrote:
  I'm using a MS Intellimouse(with ball) on MDK 9.0.  It's currently
  identified as the following in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:
 
  Section InputDevice
  Identifier Mouse1
  Driver mouse
  Option Protocol IMPS/2
  Option Device /dev/psaux
  Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
  EndSection
 
  And works just fine.
 
  I just bought a MS Intellimouse Optical and want to install that.  Both
  are going to use the PS/2 port.
  My question is this:  Is it going to be just a shutdown, switch mice and
  power back up?  Or am I going to have to do some kind of setting changes
  to get it to work?  If so, what changes need to be made?
 
  Jim

 Good news Jim. This is Linux. Power down and reboot Mickeysoft stuff. You
 should just be able to do a service gpm restart after changing the mouse.
 G

Being that this is a PS/2 mouse, it's probably not a good idea to hot swap it.  
I did install the mouse and it booted up without any problems.  Just 
shutdown, unplug old one, plug in new one, power up, notice keyboard isn't 
working, shutdown, jiggle keyboard plug, power back up, keyboard works, mouse 
works.  Mouse works great!  It just has two side buttons(not configured) that 
can be accidentally pressed and are annoying.  I guess I just have to get 
used to that.  Not worried about the extra buttons right now.

Jim
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Re: [expert] Changing Mouse

2003-09-02 Thread mike
I  made a  similar change and it was just power down change and powerup 
no big deal.
if you need to make any changes though it should prompt you during boot 
up or you can after  through the control tool  mcc . ( Mandrake Control 
Center )

James Conner wrote:

I'm using a MS Intellimouse(with ball) on MDK 9.0.  It's currently identified 
as the following in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:

Section InputDevice
   Identifier Mouse1
   Driver mouse
   Option Protocol IMPS/2
   Option Device /dev/psaux
   Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
EndSection
And works just fine.

I just bought a MS Intellimouse Optical and want to install that.  Both are 
going to use the PS/2 port.
My question is this:  Is it going to be just a shutdown, switch mice and power 
back up?  Or am I going to have to do some kind of setting changes to get it 
to work?  If so, what changes need to be made?  

Jim
 



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Re: [expert] Changing Mouse

2003-09-02 Thread lorne
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 03:40 am, James Conner wrote:
 I'm using a MS Intellimouse(with ball) on MDK 9.0.  It's currently
 identified as the following in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:

 Section InputDevice
 Identifier Mouse1
 Driver mouse
 Option Protocol IMPS/2
 Option Device /dev/psaux
 Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
 EndSection

 And works just fine.

 I just bought a MS Intellimouse Optical and want to install that.  Both are
 going to use the PS/2 port.
 My question is this:  Is it going to be just a shutdown, switch mice and
 power back up?  Or am I going to have to do some kind of setting changes to
 get it to work?  If so, what changes need to be made?

 Jim

Good news Jim. This is Linux. Power down and reboot Mickeysoft stuff. You 
should just be able to do a service gpm restart after changing the mouse. 
G


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