Lo del dispositivo gpmdata en el XF86config es cierto, pero antes debes 
hacer que el gpm te mande a ese dispositivo todo lo que le llega por psaux. La 
manera de hacerlo, seg�n man gpm es:

          -R name
              Causes `gpm' to act as a repeater: any  mouse  data
              received  while in graphic mode will be produced on
              the fifo `/dev/gpmdata' in protocol name.  In prin-
              ciple,  you  can use the same names as for the `-t'
              option, although repeating into some protocols  may
              not  be  implemented for a while.  In addition, you
              can specify `raw' as the name, to repeat the  mouse
              data  byte  by  byte, without any protocol transla-
              tion.  If name is omitted, it  defaults  to  `msc'.
              This  means  that you can configure the X server to
              use that fifo as a mouse  device.  This  option  is
              useful for bus-mouse owners to override the single-
              open limitation. It is also an easy way  to  manage
              those stupid dual-mode mice which force you to keep
              the middle button down while changing  video  mode.
              The option is forced on by the `-M' option.

        as� que en tu /etc/gpm.config debes poner algo como:

...
append="... -R ps2 ..."
...

        Espero que te sirva.

        Saludos.

                                                Diego



On Wed, Oct 03, 2001 at 11:12:19PM -0700, Tha BiG PiG wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 October 2001 23:49, heissu wrote:
> > Marietex wrote:
> > > el gpm.conf
> > >
> > > device=/dev/psaux
> > > responsivemess=
> > > repeat_type=ms3
> > > type=ps2
> > > append=""
> > >
> > > Con gpm si me funciona
> > >
> > > el XF86Config
> > >
> > > Section "Pointer"
> > >    Protocol        "PS/2"
> > >    Device          "/dev/psaux"
> > >
> > > �porque no funciona el rat�n con las X y en consola si?
> > >
> > > Por cierto las XF86Config solo funciona desde las X donde consigo info
> > >
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> > Haz un "man XF86Config" en la l�nea de
> > comandos. Luego busca por ah� "pointer" o algo similar. Igual te da
> > alguna pista de lo que te pasa en las X.
> 
> yo tenia el mismo problema y lo solucione agregando 
>     Protocol        "PS/2"
>     Device          "/dev/gpmdata" 
> en XF86Config
> espero ste sirva
> 
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