On 8 Apr 99 at 23:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > here's the output of /proc/interrupts:
> >
> > 0: 1309076 timer
> > 1: 3371keyboard
> > 2: 0cascade
> > 4:14 + serial
> > 7: 0 plip1
> > 8: 1 + rtc
> > 13: 1
On 9 Apr 99 at 16:00, Kuraiken wrote:
>
> uhm...no. gpm mouse services gives you mouse usage in console - for
> console based programs that use it. (this is a bit like the old
> mouse driver for DOS - remember them?)
yep, oh those were the days ;-). still out to DOS
> > i've decided i may
> > And? Even before you startx, move your mouse around...do you get a
> > square "pointer" moving about the screen?
>
> don't make me laugh, i'm supposed to be mad/upset right now .
> seriously though. no i never ever did get one. i thought i would only
> see a mouse with X.
uhm...no. gpm mous
On Thu, Apr 08, 1999 at 03:05:18PM -0400, d.r.stewart wrote:
> On 8 Apr 99 at 0:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > and COM2. Your mouse is on COM1, since you mention that it's
> > reported as irq 4. So, the kernel sees the mouse. One thing to
> > check would be /proc/interrupts to ensure tha
On 8 Apr 99 at 17:14, Carla Boltin-Romere wrote:
> Denise,
> FWIW, I have a MS instupidmouse w/wheel, PS2 on my new linux box and
> haven't had a lick of trouble with it. I like it - wheel works
> backwards, but it works.
thanks for the encouragement. actually made me laugh,cuz i forgot i
cal
Denise,
FWIW, I have a MS instupidmouse w/wheel, PS2 on my new linux box and
haven't had a lick of trouble with it.
I like it - wheel works backwards, but it works.
At 05:35 PM 4/8/99 -0400, you wrote:
>On 9 Apr 99 at 4:08, Kuraiken wrote:
>
>> > > Ah...you mean even gpm cannot use it? (you did
On 9 Apr 99 at 4:08, Kuraiken wrote:
> > > Ah...you mean even gpm cannot use it? (you did install gpm, yes?)
> >
> > yep installed it.
>
> And? Even before you startx, move your mouse around...do you get a
> square "pointer" moving about the screen?
don't make me laugh, i'm supposed to be mad
> > Ah...you mean even gpm cannot use it? (you did install gpm, yes?)
>
> yep installed it.
And? Even before you startx, move your mouse around...do you get a square
"pointer" moving about the screen?
> let's see, this is the, oh shoot lost count after number 6 or was
> that number 10 but seri
On 9 Apr 99 at 0:12, Kuraiken wrote:
> > > when you move the mouse when you are at the command line, do you get
> >
> > now that it doesn't do.
> Ah...you mean even gpm cannot use it? (you did install gpm, yes?)
yep installed it.
>
> > i'm almost tempted do a full reinstall and let it do it
On 8 Apr 99 at 10:26, Andre Baron wrote:
>
> yup I think I started typing vi /etc/X11/XF86Config in my sleep..
i'm about ready to alias that sucker so one or two keystrokes will do
it .
>
> >i'm almost tempted do a full reinstall and let it do it on it's own
> >without me using the expert
On 8 Apr 99 at 0:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Okay, from reading some of the other messages on the thread, it
> looks like you've done a fair amount of debugging on the problem, so
> let's see if we can nail it down.
that's putting it mildly ;-)
>
> Your dmesg output reports that you have act
>now that it doesn't do.
>
>> a square cursor moving around the screen, you should. And to set up
>> X you will need to edit the XF86Config file directly (it can be
>> found in /etc/X11/) mouseconfig will not work.
>
>yeah i know, i've gotten so good that i have the full command
>memorize . tha
> > when you move the mouse when you are at the command line, do you get
>
> now that it doesn't do.
>
Ah...you mean even gpm cannot use it? (you did install gpm, yes?)
> > a square cursor moving around the screen, you should. And to set up
> > X you will need to edit the XF86Config file dire
On 8 Apr 99 at 7:53, Andre Baron wrote:
> hmmm well I'm still convinced /ttyS0 is the one, here I'll forward
> you my XF86Config file, you will be able to see my mouse settings, I
> have a logitech (mouseman) mouse and award bios so it should be
> somewhat simular.
thanks, i'll print it out
>
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