Mircea Luca wrote:
 From my experience the intgrated mices are PS2 ,BUT some of the
old laptops used a BusMouse interface ,especially the odd trackball.
You may want to try using busmouse.

Now with Stormix you have to be careful because gpm is started
always so you either run gpmconfig and use in XF86Config
/dev/gpmdata or you kill gpm for good .

Note.If gpm is running X won't take over so any configuration you
might've
made to XF86Config are useless since they'll be ignored or conflict with
gpm . IMHO .

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That's correct, gpm overrides any substitution set inside the Mouse section of the XF86Config file.
If you wanted to modify any mouse configuration settings directly you would have to edit the

/etc/gpm.conf

 or

dpkg --purge  gpm

and then edit the XF86Config file.
 
 
 

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