greenstar

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Joined: Nov. 2005 |
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Posted: Dec. 06 2005,21:48 |
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This serial mouse is extremely frustrating.
roberts says:Quote | If you have a serial mouse you need to boot dsl with the xsetup boot option:
dsl xsetup
Then you will be prompted for where, which com port, your serial mouse is located. |
I already did that (as previously posted) by dropping to the shell via ctrl-alt-bkspc, type xsetup.sh at the prompt, go through motions, then type startx when back at prompt.
hawki says:Quote | Hi greenstar I know there are several threads dealing with how to configure a serial mouse. good luck |
Like this one.
Really frustrating because I'm pretty sure it can be done.
greenstar
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