Jerry Lynn Kreps wrote:
>
> What you are describing is classic symptoms of an irq conflict.
> Do 'cat/proc/interrupts' while things are running fine and write down
> what it shows you.
I'll do that on the working setup I have. I'll see what happens on the
nonworking setup, but read below for more info about that. (I'm very
pleased with myself for not wading into an upgrade without a prober
backup;)
> Then, when things seem funny, do that command again and compare the
> results.
That's not easy to do because I still don't know how to navigate in X
(or KDE) without a mouse, so it is useless to do anything inside the
windowing environment when the mouse isn't working.
And if the windowing environment isn't up, I don't use mouse support,
which then won't let me use the commands you describe.
A catch 22.
> Paul Kenneth Egell-Johnsen wrote:
> >
> > Why is it that this program can't be used without a mouse? I mean
> > sometimes (after recompiling kernel) strange thins happens and my mouse
> > won't work:( Sometimes I just have to run SAX and use the old
> > configuration (from a backup) and it works. Other times it doesn't, and
> > then SAX is hell, because (to my knowledge) I can't use the keyboard on
> > the confirmation dialog after hitting exit!
> >
> > While on the subject, why is it that my mouse seems to disappear?
> > --
> > Paul Kenneth Egell-Johnsen
> > Sales Support and System Development
> > Metaphor Systems as
> > --
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