> From: Mike Simons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [vox-tech] Re: Logitech mouseman and XF86Config-4
> Okay so the ideal situation is we find a mouse protocol that "gpm"
> can use for both mice... we know that imps2 does works with the logitech
> but not RemotePoint, we know that ps2 works w
> Your report that the RemotePoint movement doesn't work isn't detailed
> enough... steps I sent had you check several of things on the console
> and in X. They were meant to have you stop at the first problem point
> along the way so it could be fixed. I can't be sure if this report is
> for X
> > My usual mouse (the RemotePoint mouse) is a two-button mouse, so
> > perhaps the above config. needs adjusting. However, it wasn't just
> > pasting that was a problem but basic mouse movement. On the plus
> > side, the Logitech mouse now pastes with the middle button. (I also
> > changed XF8
Dear Mike,
Back in Davis, for a few days anyway.
> Shutdown the machine, connect the "Remotepoint" mouse you say is your
> normal mouse plugged in, turn it on. Switch to the a text console,
> log in as root.
>
> In /etc/gpm.conf put the following:
>
> device=/dev/psaux
> responsiveness=
>
> Robin,
>
> I also need output from:
> ls -l /dev/mouse
> ... now that I see this data it could be anything.
>
Mike,
/dev/mouse points to gpmdata. (Sorry for the delay. Crunch time at work.)
ls -l /dev/mouse
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root7 Jan 31 2002 /dev/mouse -> gpmdata|
In
having switched over to a Logitech Mouseman mouse for a specific task,
I want to switch back to my regular mouse, a RemotePoint, for other tasks.
I have two XF86Config-4's, one for each mouse. The one for the
RemotePoint has worked fine in the past. The one for the Mouseman is the
one I'm still s
> > > It's a ps/2 mouse. I tried the PS/2 protocol as well as the IMPS/2
> > > protocol but both cause the cursor to shoot around wildly and hang out
> > > near the screen edges in classic "I'm unhappy with my protocol"
> > > fashion.
> >
> > sounds like a repeater problem. what device does X us
>
> On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 03:59:13PM -0800, Robin Snyder wrote:
> > I occasionally want to switch to a second mouse, which is a Logitech
> > Mouseman mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel/button (not cordless)
> > and have been trying to write a second version of
I occasionally want to switch to a second mouse, which is a Logitech
Mouseman mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel/button (not cordless)
and have been trying to write a second version of my XF86Config-4 file to
accommodate the new mouse. If I use protocol "microsoft," the cursor
tracks the mo
A while back, I posted a question about not being able to forward X11 over
ssh2--the display wasn't getting set. The answer is:
1. I didn't know that sshd had its own config file, sshd_config, which
also has a forward X11 yes/no setting, and
2. sshd does not get reset when you log out, only wh
I'm unable to forward X despite the fact that I used the -X option with
ssh and ForwardX11 is set to yes in ssh_config on the remote machine (on
both machines, actually). I get the error message
Error: Can't open display:
which evidently means that ssh2 has failed to perform its usual magic in
s
Any more thoughts about how switching to the 2.4.18 kernel might have made
me unable to connect to many hosts? Jeff, you said it had the smell of
a messed up routing table. Have we confirmed this? Do people think that
the firewall is involved?
- robin.
Orig. post snippet:
> > My setup: I'm on a fixed IP address, using a DSL line. I have two
> > ethernet cards.
A hint as to the problem:
> > Ahh yes... a kernel recompile could very easily be causing problems.
> > I forgot that was done.
Output of ifconfig:
> > ifconfig
> >
> > eth0 Lin
On Sat, 25 Jan 2003, Robin Snyder wrote:
> > My setup: I'm on a fixed IP address, using a DSL line. I have two
> > ethernet cards.
> Ahh yes... a kernel recompile could very easily be causing problems.
> I forgot that was done.
>
> > Is it
> > possible th
Robin Snyder:
> > I came back from the Installfest very happy to finally have X running
> > (thanks, Mike!) but now have no internet connection. I'm sure it's
> > something stupid, but I can't figure out what.
> [...]
> > My setup: I'm on a
> > I came back from the Installfest very happy to finally have X running
> > (thanks, Mike!) but now have no internet connection. I'm sure it's
> > something stupid, but I can't figure out what.
> >
> > My setup: I'm on a fixed IP address, using a DSL line. I have two
> > ethernet cards.
> >
> >
> > I came back from the Installfest very happy to finally have X running
> > (thanks, Mike!) but now have no internet connection. I'm sure it's
> > something stupid, but I can't figure out what.
> >
> > My setup: I'm on a fixed IP address, using a DSL line. I have two
> > ethernet cards.
> >
> >
I came back from the Installfest very happy to finally have X running
(thanks, Mike!) but now have no internet connection. I'm sure it's
something stupid, but I can't figure out what.
My setup: I'm on a fixed IP address, using a DSL line. I have two
ethernet cards.
What I've checked so far: I'm
I have been unable to get X running on my machine with an Intel 82810
graphics card. I'm running the woody version of Debian, with kernel
2.4.18. Below, I have an earlier posting to this list about the problem
if you want to see the details. I'm wondering if I should just go out and
buy a differ
Earlier, I wrote to this list saying that I was unable to configure X4 on
a machine with an Intel 82810 graphics card and wondered if I needed to
upgrade my kernel to 2.4.18. All agreed that the upgrade was inevitable,
so I installed kernel-image-2.4.18-686. I ran lilo and rebooted. I then
trie
I recently upgraded to Debian's woody distribution and can no longer
forward X11 info. when I'm logged into a remote machine via ssh.
Here's the situation:
logged on remotely to my account on another machine. I want to send it's
X output to my screen. On my machine, I used xhost +theothermachin
As root, I have access to fonts in a wide variety of sizes, but as a user,
I can only get 10 and 12 point font sizes, which are too small for my
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for some file or other, but I can't think what it would be. Ideas?
I'm having trouble running X because my machine is looking for a
.Xauthority file under a non-existent user directory. (It's looking in a
user directory with my surname, but that's not my account name.) 'Twas
not always thus, and I don't know what I did to cause this behavior.
Anyone know how I
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