Hello Paul, Could you post your xorg.conf file please?
Regards, Michael Paul Babiak wrote: > Yeah, I can start that way, and comment out the line you mention in the > xorg.conf file, no change, mouse is still funky. > > Unrelated, but I just had a weird experience. I started with the > Linux--safe settings option, and it refused to log me in as root, > rejected my password, which I know is good. I could log in as user. A > restart to the x login screen allowed a root login, accepting the password. > > Paul > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Hi Paul. >> Can you start your PCLinuxOS from the boot menu with the Linux--safe >> settings option? This is how I edited my xorg.conf file. Don't have any >> other suggestions. Commenting out the line works for me, just tried it >> again. Maybe Michael can help you out! Hope this is fixed in the next >> version. >> >> >>> I did as you suggested, no change. >>> At the login screen, the cursor is there, I can move it, but it is still >>> >> <attached to the host - same as before. >> <Once logged in, the mouse is attached to the guest, but click response >> >>> as described before. _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
