Ric,
I recently had a similar problem with my new IBM PS/2 2 button mouse, and
Kudzu occasionally behaved weird with my previous M$ 2 button serial
mouse. I eventually gave up on Kudzu and ran mouseconfig from a terminal.
This at least saw the mouse, but still no mouse action. After checking
the mouse config files (/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and /etc/sysconfig/mouse)
and making sure the appropriate /dev file was there, the only thing left
was the BIOS. There I found the PS/2 mouse line with 2 choices: enable or
auto. I had previously changed it to "enable" for the new mouse. Oddly
enough, changing it back to "auto" did the trick. Hopefully something
here will work for you.
Dave.
On 09-May-2001 Ric Tibbetts wrote:
> All
> I have an interesting conflict with my mouse, & kudzu.
> It's a standard Logitech 3 button PS/2 Mouse. Nothing fancy. LM 8.0 &
> kudzu have
> teamed up to make me miserable.
> Every time I boot, kudzu changes the state of the mouse. If it's
> connected &
> happy, kudzu will claim that the mouse has been removed, and pop up the
> window
> to confirm the removal of the device. On the next re-boot, it will
> detect the
> mouse, and want to re-install it. This happens EVERY TIME I reboot.
> For now, I've removed kudzu fro the boot up procedure until I can
> figure this
> out.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!
> --
> __________________________________________________________
> Ric Tibbetts
> Boeing Shared Services Group
> UNIX System Administration
> Seattle Server Operations
> __________________________________________________________
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