RE: mouse doesn't work
Try using XF86Setup. It lets you try your different mouse settings.
I usually find that for laptops (4 out of 4 successful Debian/X installs on
laptops) that the mouse ends up being /dev/psaux (where it gets overridden
by ps/2 mice)
Hope this helps.
glen
-----Original Message-----
From: mek@murphy.debian.org [mailto:mek@murphy.debian.org]On Behalf Of
mpx
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 1994 5:34 AM
To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: mouse doesn't work
hi dear debian's,
i just installed debian for the first time, and wow, this dselect was
heavy work;-)
now finally everything is done, even x is working well, exceptly the
mouse doesn't move.
i thought it should be a ps/2 one, but didnt work, so i tried out a few
more from the xf86config, till i get to the more exotic ones and left
it. so i changed the default /dev/modem to /dev/tt* but the same
thing...:(
i was wondering if someone experienced the same thing on a
compaq-machine?
i use a compaq armada 1575D
even compaq.com didn't show any useful info
thanx in advance and hope someone has any idea
mek
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