Hi and thanks to all,
I tried all your suggestions,
but even forcing usbmouse to load the mouse is not recognized yet.
BTW - I tried to directly connect a USB mouse to a free USB port and X works
fine with both mice (the touchpad
and the external one), but no luck when the mouse is plugged in
[I apologize if this will show up as duplicate but the original seemed not to
reach the list]
I have installed linux Mandrake 9.1 on my SONY VAIO GRV6161S Laptop.
Since the VAIO has no PS/2 ports I bought the following adapter to attach a
PS/2 keyboard and mouse to one of my USB ports :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I apologize if this will show up as duplicate but the original seemed not to
reach the list]
I have installed linux Mandrake 9.1 on my SONY VAIO GRV6161S Laptop.
Since the VAIO has no PS/2 ports I bought the following adapter to attach a
PS/2 keyboard and mouse to
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 09:58, Larry Sword wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I apologize if this will show up as duplicate but the original seemed not to
reach the list]
I have installed linux Mandrake 9.1 on my SONY VAIO GRV6161S Laptop.
Since the VAIO has no PS/2 ports I bought the
Larry Sword wrote:
???
Try ,within linus, running /usr/sbin/mousedrake.
Larry
that was the very first thing that I tried, with no help.
I told mousedrake I have a USB mouse (as under WinXP it is seen as a
HID-compliant mouse) but with no luck.
here is some additional info about my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Sword wrote:
Hi,
I doesn't look as if you have any usb modules loaded. Try running as
root /etc/init.d/usb start. Then run mousedrake. If this works then
for some reason init is not starting usb.
Regards,
Colin Close
???
Try ,within linus, running
James Sparenberg wrote:
???
Try ,within linus, running /usr/sbin/mousedrake.
Linus might not like this *grin* sorry couldn't resist it.
Wow, a slip of the fingers and I find myself being internally
intrusive. Apologies to the big guy :-[ .
On a serious note I think Larry is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Sword wrote:
???
Try ,within linus, running /usr/sbin/mousedrake.
Larry
that was the very first thing that I tried, with no help.
I told mousedrake I have a USB mouse (as under WinXP it is seen as a
HID-compliant mouse) but with no luck.
Sounds as if
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 18:16, Larry Sword wrote:
James Sparenberg wrote:
???
Try ,within linus, running /usr/sbin/mousedrake.
Linus might not like this *grin* sorry couldn't resist it.
Wow, a slip of the fingers and I find myself being internally
intrusive.
James Sparenberg wrote:
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 18:16, Larry Sword wrote:
James Sparenberg wrote:
???
Try ,within linus, running /usr/sbin/mousedrake.
Linus might not like this *grin* sorry couldn't resist it.
Wow, a slip of the fingers and I find
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