I've been having trouble with gpm not working after an upgrade (a while
ago. the latest update (woody) still doesn't work).
When I run "cat /dev/psaux" and move the mouse, garbage comes out as
expected.
I have found that this command gets gpm working:
# strace gpm -D -m /dev/psaux -tps2
I would try to remove the line
repeat_type=ms3
first.
Andre
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> I have this with XF86 4.0 (compiled locally) but not with 3.3.6 installed
> from Potato. I'm using a Logitech multiprotocol ps2 mouse in ps2 mode.
>
> On Sun, 28 May 2000, Craig McPherson wrote:
>
>
I have this with XF86 4.0 (compiled locally) but not with 3.3.6 installed
from Potato. I'm using a Logitech multiprotocol ps2 mouse in ps2 mode.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, Craig McPherson wrote:
> Hmm, this is a new one.
>
> When GPM is running, the mouse will work in the console... but the mouse
> c
On Sun, May 28, 2000 at 11:34:23PM +0200, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> this will not work ... repeater ms3 is not implemented - as far as i
> remember ...
I commented out the repeater line, and now everything works nicely.
Thank you.
Craig McPherson wrote:
> Hmm, this is a new one.
>
> When GPM is running, the mouse will work in the console... but the mouse
> cursor in X freezes and won't move. When I stop GPM, mouse access is
> lost in the console, and the X mouse cursor comes back to life. I've
> never before seen GPM caus
> When GPM is running, the mouse will work in the console... but the mouse
> cursor in X freezes and won't move. When I stop GPM, mouse access is
> lost in the console, and the X mouse cursor comes back to life. I've
> never before seen GPM cause the mouse to stop working in X... what could
> cau
Hmm, this is a new one.
When GPM is running, the mouse will work in the console... but the mouse
cursor in X freezes and won't move. When I stop GPM, mouse access is
lost in the console, and the X mouse cursor comes back to life. I've
never before seen GPM cause the mouse to stop working in X...
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