> I've tried just about all of the 'gpm -t {mm|msc|logi...} modes, I tried
> ln tty1 to cua1 with no luck, and even a new version of gpm.
tty1 represents the first console -- you don't want to do that. And cua1
represents com2. Use cua0 if it is your first com port.
> Redhat finds it okay, but it just doesn't work.
Try killing gpm, with "gpm -k" then doing:
# cat < /dev/cua0
and move the mouse. You should see some garbage printed to the screen at
that point. Use ctrl-c to stop it. Otherwise try another port, like
/dev/cua1 or /dev/psaux, etc.
If you eventually find one that prints data, you know it is a gpm
configuration problem. Otherwise, check /var/log/dmesg for a possible
indication of where you mouse is :)
Dave
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