solution i found was (as root):
service gpm restart
but this one isn't terribly convenient.
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Sep 2003, jmw wrote:
Switching VTs and back should help. XFree86's mouse protocol parsing
just doesn't seem to be smart enough to deal with this sort of thing.
I'm not sure if this is the problem of the mouse protocol parsing.
The mouse needs to send a mouse replug event
suggested this is related to a mouse problem on earlier
kernel versions, but the description of that does not appear to be the same.
is there some other work-around for this? can anyone say whether this is a Gnome
problem, GPM problem, or some other?
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At 21:55 26-09-03 -0400, Mark Vojkovich wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, jmw wrote:
2. if i use the KVM to switch from Linux to either of two other machines, then
switch
back to Linux, every movement of the mouse causes the cursor to jump randomly
around the screen, mostly from a lower left
i don't know whether this is the correct group, but decided to start here.
i have RH9, kernel 2.4.20-19.9, latest Xfree86 (afik). mouse is PS/2,
microsoft intellipoint, seems that it's correctly identified in the conf file.
mouse controls are adjusted for maximum sensitivity. if i just boot
i just found this reference in an earlier mailing list dump. someone else
had a similar problem with Belkin KVM and mouse response:
If you are using XFree86 4.3 you may want to try
Protocol auto
Egbert.
where, precisely, do i find or implement this Protocol AUTO in relation
to GPM? thanks for
for what it's worth -- i don't agree at all.
i have RH9 installed on Dell PW410, P1110 monitor and Radeon 9K card, i always
log-in with Gnome. color, sharpness, et al, are all -much- better than Win2k, SP3.
you may have some other system problem.
At 16:56 20-06-2003 -0500, RB wrote:
Hello,
2003, jmw wrote:
hi --
i successfully installed Linux 9 on my Dell Precision 410 WS, and it seems
that everything works except Graphics mode. a copy of the log is attached.
from that, it seems that Linux cannot recognize the card. Linux was installed
on its own disk. am i reading
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