Mike McCarty wrote:
Was it too long?
Subject not descriptive enough?
No interest?
Forgot to copy the list?
Mike
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Mike McCarty wrote:
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Sorry, more details...
Started with PS/2 mouse and PS/2 keyboard. Debian performs as expected,
using KDE with X.
Power down, remove PS/2 mouse, install USB optical mouse.
Power up and select Windows boot. Both mouse and keyboard operable.
Shut down and reboot (no po
Mike McCarty wrote:
Recently, my girlfriend decided to try the jump to Linux.
I helped her build a dual-boot system with Windows and Debian
on it. She has run it fine for a couple of weeks, except that
her mouse goes "crazy" sometimes. This occurs both with Debian
and with Windows. So I suggested
On mandag 19 september 2005, 23:12, Mike McCarty wrote:
> However, Debian no longer recognizes her keyboard. It sees the
> mouse fine, but not the keyboard. Windows still sees and uses
> both the mouse and the keyboard with no problem.
Weirdness. With my job computer, a Dell box, the order of whic
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