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Old-styled mouse not recognized by the GUI.
GNU/Linux kernel 2.6
Slackware 12.0 KDE 3.5.7 Hi: In my machine and in its rear panel there is a DB9 male connector, it being the only DB9 connector anywhere in the machine. My mouse is pluged into that connector (old-styled mouse; newer mice end in a mini din conector (PS/2 mice)). Up to here the conditions. The problem is when I boot certain non-linux operating systems on this machine the o.s. is aware of the mouse but, if linux is the o.s. running, it is the same as if the mouse does not exist (assuming I am in the GUI). What can probably be the cause? Thanks for reading and regards. P.S.: maybe the configuration file for the X server is where I should look at. I regret not being able to specify who is the graphics server (something like XFree86?). |
Hi -
Yes, you are correct: even if the "auto-configure" tool doesn't recognize a serial mouse, you can always configure it manually. Look here: Quote:
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Hi:
It helped, indeed. Most grateful, PSM, for your reply. Enrique. |
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