Yes, I'm having similar things happening here. I have KDE and KDM running, just using /dev/psaux and protocol "PS/2".
On KDM startup, the mouse works ok, but after logging in and out, it no longer works, I just have the X in the middle of the KDM screen. I think toggling the consoles may wake it up, or restarting kdm. Kind of defeats the purpose, and maybe I'll just switch to "startx" instead, I really dislike the display managers anyways.
I couldn't get gpm to detect my mouse or anything. Normally I would use the repeater set to "raw", but it doesn't seem to initialize.
I have no idea what /dev/ps2fu is, never heard of such a thing. Is this some kind of hppa-specific kluge?
- Doug
Martin-�ric Racine wrote: > On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, M. Grabert wrote: > > >>On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, B. Douglas Hilton wrote: >> >> >>>Install Notes: "gpm" doesn't seem to work for me, although I >>>am running a Dexxa Optical Wheel Mouse through a KVM switch. >>>I just set X to "PS/2" and it worked ( but no mouse wheel ). >> >>Try ImPS/2 or ExplorerPS/2 instead and add a line >> >>Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" >> >>in the InputDevice Section > > > On my 712-60, I've had to call my mouse "ps2fu" in gpm.conf but enabling the > same repeater didn't get X to use it. Anyhow, the problem with fups2 is that > every time I exit Gnome and X is restarted by gdm, the mouse in X no longer > works so I have to ctrl-alt-back kill X to reinitialize the mouse again. > > Meanwhile, that same fups2 driver seems to work as expected on consoles and > never caused me any problem. >
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