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I have a Pentium-3,500MHz,128 SD RAM computer.
When trying to install Fedora, my serial mouse was not detected.
Very old Linux versions detect my mouse(Suse 6 for example).
Please help.
Mouse
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Carbon manufacturer,2-button,serial type.
I ran a google search on your mouse, but didn't find anything. Maybe you should just buy another mouse. It seems that you're from India, we can get a good scroll mouse for 75 bucks.
Another way would be to force a driver, but I dont know how you can do that, or if that will really work
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