"Charles Read" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I believe both "PS/2" and "/dev/mouse"
> are correct.
>
> What else could be messing up the mouse/cursor?
There are certain ambiguities in the way that you specified how you
connected your mouse to the computer. Here are the correct
possibilities, to the best of my knowledge:
1. Mouse is connected to a PS/2 (aka mini-DIN 6, which is circular) port.
The port is set as /dev/psaux, which can be a link from /dev/mouse.
The kernel has the psaux module loaded.
The mouse type under XF86Setup is set as "PS/2".
With this setup the third button will not work.
2. Mouse is connected to a serial port (DB-9 or DB-5, which is
trapezoidal) port
The port is set as /dev/ttyS[01], which can be a link from
/dev/mouse.
The kernel does not need the psaux module loaded.
The mouse type under XF86Setup is set as "Intellimouse."
The third button should work.
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