my vote would be to go through your XF86Config file and make sure it's setup there.
cause thats where you should be
configuring your mouse as far as i know
On Sun, 26 Nov 2000 17:16:56 -0500 (EST), Ralph Winslow said:
> My mouse has died and I'm clueless as to how to revive the li'l guy.
> I had to do a "pull the plug" shutdown on my machine lately, (because
> pppoe, I think, went berserk with disk access), and after I rebooted
> and waited thru the full fsck process (which didn't trash the disk
> nearly as much as whatever it was that made me need to pull the
> plug), the mouse became, and has remained, unresponsive. I reran
> gpmconfig, re-rebooted, changed batteries in my wireless mouse,
> replaced the wireless with an old 3-button, re-ran gpmconfig,
> re-booted, and the mouse remains ten-toes up. Can anyone help?
> I'm running hail.
>
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