kslawson

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Joined: Mar. 2006 |
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Posted: Mar. 08 2006,22:50 |
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Well after a weeks worth of trial and error, damn small linux boots to X beautifully and quickly. I am very pleased with DSL. Im having one small problem that is holding me up, the mouse. Im using a ibm thinkpad 385ed it has 2 mouse buttons and a red thing on the keyboard to move the mouse. When I boot to X, the mouse pointer will move, but I just cannot click anything. the mouse buttons wont work. I know for a fact theyre not broken cause they worked with redhat(which took 20 X longer to load.) this is a HD installed system.
When DSL loads, after the "Autoconfiguring Devices" , it picks up the mouse as a "Generic PS/2" , at /dev/psaux
I have tried a number of options in xsetup.sh , including IMPS(mouse moves, but wont click), PS2 2 button(mouse moves , wont click), PS2 3 button (mouse moves , wont click) and also the com ports (mouse wont move OR click)
After I get this taken care of my system is ready to run and I am stoked cause X-Windows took alot of tinkering to get working. If anyone has any ideas I would LOVE to hear them! also, is there a config file for the mouse I can tinker with?
Thanks, Kyle
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