Ron Stordahl wrote:
> Of the choices these 2 make sense:
>
> 4 PS/2 Mouse
> 9 Microsoft IntelliMouse
>
> Actually it is both, but that's not a valid choice. By choosing 9 will I be
> selecting a serial port rather than a PS/2 port?
Try installing the PS/2 mouse. Then manually edit
/etc/X11/
returns a link
title "which device for PS/2 mouse" as its fourth result.
Google and the Linux HOWTOs are your friends (and who said geeks don't
have friends ).
> ron
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I used to have a PS/2 Microsoft Intellimouse and it never work with the
Intellimouse protocol, only PS/2. Of course, YMMV.
* kmself@ix.netcom.com [28-04-2000 04:37 PM -0700]
> The PS/2 setting should work with both types. An IntelliMouse will be
> somewhat more functional if used with teh Inte
Which X config section? There are a number of different utilities,
among them xconfigurator (command line), XF86Setup (graphical), and
others. Don't sweat it, you can always change the setting later.
If you've got a mouse with a small, round, 9-pin connector, you've got a
PS/2 mouse. If it's go
I am installing potato and am in the X configuration section where I am
asked to specify a mouse protocol type.
Of the choices these 2 make sense:
4 PS/2 Mouse
9 Microsoft IntelliMouse
Actually it is both, but that's not a valid choice. By choosing 9 will I be
selecting a serial port rather
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