Hi Viktor,
> If you are running XF4.0x you do not need imwheel. Actually, even in
> XF863.3.6 you do not need imwheel if you run KDE or gnome. They
> support it out of the box.
removed imwheel.... apt-get remove imwheel
although i never set it up to run whenever X started up
> First of all you have to make sure that you have the USB support
> compiled in the kernel (at least as a module - this is usbmouse
> module). If you do not remember setting it up explicitly, you
> probably do not have it. But if you have you just replace /dev/psaux
> with /dev/usbmouse below in the device section. Your other option
> is then not using the USB connector, but the ps2 port (and use that
> hardware which converts the USB to a ps2 jack - included with the M$
> mouse). Then you device is /dev/psaux.
As far as i can remember i did compile kernel support for my usb
mouse... and it works fine on the console and in X when plugged in to
the USB port. I still tried to get this to work on the PS/2 port as you
suggested...
cd /dev
rm mouse
ln -s psaux mouse
chmod 777 psaux
Removed gpm
dpkg -r gpm
XF86Config-4 pointer inputdevice is as follows
Identifier "Mouse1"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
Option "Device" "/dev/psaux"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
the mouse still flies around....
I tried as many configurations as i could think of....
mouse-->usbmouse
mouse-->psaux
Protocol IMPS/2
Protocol IntelliMouse
What am i missing out here.
Thanks
Mitul
