Thanks for the various suggestions. I have finally managed to solve the
problem.
As usual when something sounds like a hardware problem - it probably is a
hardware problem. Whether the problem was dodgy serial ports on the
motherboard, conflicts between the ISA i/o card and the sound card I don
Aaron deRozario <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...
> there is no hardware fault with the serial mouse (standard 2 button serial).
Do you have any other 'pure serial' mice you can try on that port?
(and on other ports). (I say 'pure serial' just because of the other
post about ps/2 to serial adapte
On Friday 20 April 2001 07:35, you wrote:
> I am having a problem getting a mouse to work on an old machine,
> which I intend to use as an X-terminal. When I did the network
> install, I could use the graphical install, but the mouse
> wouldn't work. At the time I thought that poerhaps the seria
I am having a problem getting a mouse to work on an old machine, which I
intend to use as an X-terminal. When I did the network install, I could use
the graphical install, but the mouse wouldn't work. At the time I thought
that poerhaps the serial cable between the 9 pin port and the motherboard
