Hi, Having a few problem with KDE 2.2 (the one which comes with roswell RH7.2 beta) and my network card, I tried to go to the hardware browser. As soon as it appeared the mouse started acting up i.e. going systematically back to the bottom left corner of the screen (where the "start application" lives). I have not tried every applications but so far it is the first time this happens, in all applications I have used so far the mouse behaves itself. Under Windows I have no problems either. The mouse is a MS intellimouse, in XF86Config-4 it is configured as follows: Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse0" Driver "mouse" Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2" Option "Device" "/dev/psaux" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" Option "Emulate3Buttons" "no" EndSection I have the same mouse on another PC with RH 7.1 (i.e. kde 2.1.1) there does not seem to be any problems either (then I have not tried hardware browser and don't even know whether it is there...) By the way, why is the Network configuration completely different in 2.2 and in 2.1? That does not help configuring the machine... Cheers Lionel PS I sent this the the kde list but the experts there seemed engaged in a flame war and to busy to look into such mondane problems... additionally I saw someone with a similar problem in Gnome (only difference the mouse went to the bottom right corner, I don't know whether this has to do with political preferences) so the problem may have to do with X after all... The only answer he seems to have gotten (I may have overlooked some not having had the problem myself then) was to flash his BIOS -a rather cheap way out of looking what could be the cause- This is why I bother mentioning that the problem does not occur with other OS...
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