help - lost mouse !
After messing about with the mouse settings in YAST it is now not working.
Please can someone help, is there a keyboard shortcut, or a way of rolling it back or something Regards Mick |
Hi,
Try one of thefollowing to get into yast again and correct Your misconfigured mouse in Hardware settings: in console: go there with Ctrl-Alt-F1. Type: yast(enter) in X, with KDE: Press Alt-F2, type in the upcoming window the command "yast", klick on the button "execute". in X, with KDE: Press Alt-F1, now You are in the K-Menü and You can navigate to the yast-entry. The described shortcuts can vary because they may change sometimes from KDE Version to KDE Version. I use SuSE 9.3 with KDE 3.4.0 Level "b" |
thanks for reply
The problem I think is slightly different now. I stumbled across the shortcut in suse of alt F1 from there i could navigate to yast>mouse As soon as the mouse type selection page opens the mouse pointer will work. If I change to a workable mouse apply then exit all is well If I reboot the mouse will not work again and I have to repeat the above regards mick |
You could run "sax2" and it will auto configure your mouse.
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You could open "/etc/X11/x*" and change the the specified path of the mouse. Paths that usually work are /dev/mouse, /dev/input/mice, /dev/psaux, /dev/usbmouse. It depends on which distro you are using, but changing that should fix your problem.
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Hi,
i initially don't start this thread. But my Computer had create the same problem which found by ceborame. The YaSt found the Mouse at usb-port again, and ask if i would to configure it automatically. I click on Yes ( with the USB-mouse! ) . All seems okay until i start the computer again. Rest of the story like ceborame. Now, i look in this thread and try the first tip, which i found it may be useful, and it works. Thanks, fatblueduck. In the /etc/X11/xorg.conf i change the entry in the mouse section from /dev/mouse to /dev/input/mice. This entry brings the solution. I use this entry in an other distro ( LFS ), so i tried this first. After XServer-restart YaSt deteted the mouse one more time, but i said yes again to the automatic configuration. My xorg.conf entry still exist and after a PC-restart the Mouse is still in function. Maybe this helps on ceborame's PC, too? YaSt sucks again, but the linux community is great. Sincerely, RoadRunner. |
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