On Tue, Aug 11, 1998 at 10:16:42AM +0100, Midgley John wrote: > > flashing - but it objects to a line in the XF86Config file which says > '/dev/mouse'. > > I have a Compaq Deskpro with a mini-din-type mouse socket; W95 reports > it as a PS/2 Port Mouse. So my question is - what should the line read? > Not ttySanything? I've read the README.mouse document, but that seems > more interested in protocols than devices; it keeps saying something > like '/dev/xxx, where xxx is the name of the device'. But what *is* the > name? If it's ps/2 type mouse You should probably use /dev/psaux (you might need to compile support for this in kernel). /dev/mouse in normal circumstances is a symlink to correct /dev entry (in my case /dev/mouse points to /dev/ttyS0) issue: cd /dev rm mouse ln -s psauxx mosue And try to boot X
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