Yeah, the mouse thing. There is another thread about that right now. I don't know what causes it, but instead of rebooting just switch to a VC and then back to X by pressing <Ctrl><Alt><F1> then <Ctrl><Alt><F6>. This seems to wake it back up on my machine at least.
- Doug
James E. Merritt wrote:
Hi Doug,
Thank you for the suggestion, I changed the color depth to 8 and now x starts right up. I am running KDE and it works very well, maybe a little slow considering this is a 712/100 with 128M ram, but it is very useful.
Another problem has cropped up, it is with my mouse, I need to check the settings. Sometimes the mouse locks up and I have to restart the machine. Anybody have any suggestions?
Now I know that Debian Woody works on this machine, I have another 712/100 to install Woody on.
Thank you for the help Doug.
James E. Merritt
