RE: silly mouse question

1999-04-30 Thread Michael Stenner
On Fri, 30 Apr 1999, Person, Roderick wrote: > > It claims that /dev/psaux is not a >> directory (which I agree with :) ). Sorry I didn't mention it >> > [Person, Roderick] > This sound like the you need to make the device, although I have to >say I never had this proble

RE: silly mouse question

1999-04-30 Thread Person, Roderick
> It claims that /dev/psaux is not a > directory (which I agree with :) ). Sorry I didn't mention it > [Person, Roderick] This sound like the you need to make the device, although I have to say I never had this problem, with a mouse of having to make the device. I'

RE: silly mouse question

1999-04-30 Thread Michael Stenner
On Fri, 30 Apr 1999, Person, Roderick wrote: >I have to say that using the gpm autodetect never worked for me. > >Just type in the mouse type and info yourself Just use /dev/psaux for the >mouse type. I did that, actually, with no luck. It claims that /dev/psaux is not a directory (which I agre

RE: silly mouse question

1999-04-30 Thread Person, Roderick
I have to say that using the gpm autodetect never worked for me. Just type in the mouse type and info yourself Just use /dev/psaux for the mouse type. I never used XF86Setup. Didn't like it. I prefer xf86config, much better! Try that and use the same driver for the mouse. > -Original Mess