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I boot to cli and when i #startx I always get paraphrased
cant find /dev/psaux
failed config mouse
no /dev/input/mice
no core pointer
thats not exact but close.....then I #startx again and it starts normal...the message isnt in my logs I think because it gets over written (sp) when I startx again and it starts correct like....so can I mkdir /dev/psaux...then copy a /dev/mouse into that dir
and expect that to stop the errors?? or am I in outer space??
/dev/input/mice does exist btw
its the logitech mouseman basic ps/2 scroll mouse ...it works I just want it to be just exactly perfect as in no login errors as in the first time I type #startx it works rather then having to do it twice
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