This isn't a Linux-specific question, but it's still a problem that'll
definitely hose any attempts at using X.
I suspect that my PS/2 mouse port is broken. Maybe not... but I can't
get it to work. My DOS mouse driver program never recognizes a mouse on
the port, and Windows doesn't either. Linux complains a little about it
too! I tried putting two different mice on the port (to test it), and
one of them has two modes of emulation; I tried both.
Is there some diagnostic I can use to check the quality of my PS/2 port
(which used to work)? If there's some trouble with it, how can I fix
it?
Andy Goth [EMAIL PROTECTED] zap.to/andygoth ICQ: 35256413
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"Success is a disease; it can make smart people think they can't lose."
-- Bill Gates, on why IBM is going down
(as seen in Pirates of Silicon Valley)
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