Wireless USB mouse stopped working after setting up drivers
I have Slackware 4.2 on basically a fresh install with KDE. The desktop wouldn't load up at all, and since it wasn't recognizing my wifi adapter either, I got the package files and dependencies for my graphics driver installed from a USB stick via command line. Fun.
After doing that, My mouse doesn't work at all. The pointer shows up, but moving the mouse doesn't do anything.
I'm using the nvidia-legacy-304 driver for the Nvidia 6150SE graphics. I driver issues because of this, but never mouse issues before.
Keep in mind I don't have internet access on this computer, the router is too far away to connect an ethernet cable. I'm still fairly new to Linux and especially Slackware, please help me.
Edit: Getting DOZENS of: usb 1-3 device descriptor read/8(or 64), error -110 On boot
Last edited by adhdluke; 11-07-2017 at 01:46 PM.
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