It started working.
Thank you. (I just had to install the whole system again because it crashed for some reason, which I still don't understand. Suddently the power goes off sometimes while booting. It breaks the whole system, if it decides to do that...) I installed psaux driver and while installing 'standard workstation' run the gpm mouse probe program. Everything went smoothly. (But still I do have another problem with Xserver. But that is for another post...) -hv On Thu, 29 Jul 1999, Carl Mummert wrote: > If it has a little round DIN connector, try '/dev/psaux' as the device. > You will need to 'modprobe psaux' before you do try the mouse. > > I recommend installing gpm, which has a nifty mouse-test program that can > usually figure out automatically the type/port/etc of your mouse - but you > may have to run the program a few times, as it proresses too quickly for > most people to follow the first time. Once you know what to expect, you can > follow it. > > Install the psaux driver (modprobe it) before you try to he mouse-test prgram > (which i think is calld gpm-mouse-test). > > Carl >
