hmm...Iam not too sure, but it certainly isn't a hardware problem. I think thats how the 2.6.xx installation is !! I had installed the 2.6.17 kernel(on my laptop) and I had the same problem. I had no sound, no mouse nothing. lsmod displayed no modules.
The only problem was becaue the kernel modules were not installed. It must be because the kernel modules during installation are in a seperate directory :? !! Just guessing, maybe somebody else would have a definitive answer on why this is so. |
I have the same problem with slamd64. I tried to select Y and M, while configuring input options and the menu just would not respond. I continued with the options selection, and plugged in a usb optical mouse when I rebooted and the usb mouse was hotplugged, and worked. Still no ps2, but I'm too tired to mess around with it now. Finally got audio and forcedeth working on a m.s.i k9n6sgm with 2.6.20
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I ran into this with 2.6.20 the module is no longer being loaded automatically, But a simple modprobe psmouse takes care of things.
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well I thought i'd wait a couple revisions so I did a clean slack 11.00 install
and grabed the kernel source Linux 2.6.21.1 make mrproper make xconfig make modules_install make install lilo reboot no errors boots clean still no mouse and far as I can tell no automatic modules like i being reported in this thread. ideas anyone? |
Tried modprobe psmouse, as suggested.
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oh yes why puzzled I know I am a neophyte linux user per say but i live in shell and this has me puzzled.
I think the last kernel was 2.6.18 that worked great out of the source compiled after that I had no mouse I think it was 2.6.18 it might have been 2.6.17 its been a few weeks but the only difference was kernel revision. Code:
[08:14:26] [root] [~] >slocate ps2mouse |
Modprobe psmouse is the problem, it definitely should work. Without it you won't get a mouse. Check if /lib/modules/linux-2.6.21.1 exists.
Mine: Code:
slocate psmouse |
I understand what your saying what I don't get is why the psmouse driver isn't building and installing.
Code:
[10:23:53] [root] [/lib/modules/2.6.21.1/kernel/drivers] >ls -Rl Code:
[10:27:16] [root] [/usr/src] >ls -l Code:
# Userland interfaces |
Ok. So you say that if you build earlier kernels, they are built correctly.Maybe you could try to build the test26 Slackware kernel and check if that works (build modules correctly).
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good idea thanks on dialup will start leeching the sources now.
thanks so much, after a while you start denting your desk from banging your head. |
If you have DVD (most probably you don't have it :)), they are already there.
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okay was browsing today but
in the slack 11 branch ../slackware/slackware-11.0/kernels/test26.s/config is Linux kernel version: 2.6.18 according to its config now ../slackware/slackware-current/kernels/huge.s/config is Linux kernel version: 2.6.21.1 so I guess I'll try taking the config from the huge.s in the current and see if that fixes my issue as I already had no problems with 2.6.18 |
well still scratching my head got a migriane today so hard to do much but I built 2.6.21.1 with the HUGE.s config from --current and I also built 2.6.21.1 from a fresh config and set ps2 mouse as a MODULE load and confirmed the driver is there
and still no mouse note I didn't do the test kernel config from 11.00 since that is 2.6.18 and I had no problems with 18 its past 18 I had the headaches. this is not a major issue just something i can not figure out. machine boots clean no errors Linux 2.6.21.1. [13:13:39] [root] [~] >lsmod Module Size Used by psmouse 35232 0 [13:22:43] [root] [~] >modprobe --first-time psmouse FATAL: Module psmouse already in kernel. [13:22:50] [root] [~] >modprobe psmouse [13:22:57] [root] [~] >ls -l /lib/modules/2.6.21.1/kernel/drivers/input/mouse/ total 44 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 43776 2007-05-19 13:08 psmouse.ko [13:23:13] [root] [~] > |
It works for me with this:
Code:
# It's strange that it doesn't work with huge. Huge purpose is to work with anything. |
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