Finally it is working, thank you for your help
Kent. /dev/psaux did spit out a bunch of stuff through "cat", so I played
with gpm further, specifying one by one every mouse type listed in its
man page. When I've set the type to "fups2", it started working (although
the same mouse was happily running as "ps2" under potato). And now
there is an /proc/interrupts IRQ line for the mouse, but
only when the mouse is in use. As soon as I kill gpm
server, the IRQ is gone again.
Evgeny Stukalov wrote:After dist-upgrading to woody my standard ps/2 mouse is no longerrecognized (both in console and in X), even though after the upgrade gpm and XF86Config have roughly the same configuration as before. Mysteriously, the /proc/interrupts file is now missing an irq line for the mouse (it used to be irq 12 for PS/2 Mouse). |