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Re: USB Mouse, GPM and Kernel 2.4



I was the one with the ES1371 problems, I tried to start from scratch by
compiling 2.4.16 myself and now my soundcard works fine. Only difference
seems to be that I now have an audio codec module loaded, didn't have
that under 2.2.18.

I don't have a /dev/input directory, am I missing a package? (devfs?)

I haven't tried /dev/usbmouse under X but I will do.

-D

On Thu, 2001-12-20 at 00:06, Cameron Matheson wrote:
> Hello
> 
> On Thu, 2001-12-20 at 00:25, Didier Malenfant wrote:
> > I'm switching to 2.4 to try and sort out some other problems (with
> > sound).
> 
> Have you tried Alsa (it's great).  What kind of problems are you having?
>  
> > Under 2.2.18 my Intellimouse explorer would work with GPM, from what I
> > gather the usbmouse driver would translate everything into a standard
> > PS/2 format because gpm.conf was still using /dev/psaux and everything
> > worked (even though the mouse was in the USB port).
> 
> That kinda surprises me.  My usb mouse is /dev/input/mice (i also made a
> symlink to /dev/mouse)  I believe you will find info on creating
> /dev/input/mice in Documentation/usb/hid.txt (in the kernel source).
> 
> > Under 2.4 this doesn't work. I tried to point gpm to /dev/usbmouse but
> > no chance. Loaded modules are input, usbmouse and mousedev.
> > 
> > What settings should I be using in gpm.conf and what modules need to be
> > loaded?
> 
> Sorry... gpm started to make my system lose input on bootup, so I
> stopped using it a while ago... If you can't get it to work even w/ the
> /dev/input/mice, i'll try gpm again....
>  
> > (I'm using /dev/gpmdata for X so if I get gpm working, X works)
> 
> Just curious... what happens if you try X w/ your /dev/usbmouse file?
> 
> > Thanks,
> > -D
> 
> Cameron Matheson
> 
> 
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