Jeff Walther wrote:

>Are you saying that mouse rolling works under Linux?  If so, that 
>sounds more like you've got a corrupt System component or something 
>in your Mac OS install.  If it works under one OS and not another, 
>it's pretty unlikely that hte underlying cause is a hardware problem.
>

Everything works fine under Linux. I also booted into BeOS(which starts 
up via MacOS) and everything worked. Booting into MacOS- even a disk 
tools floppy- I have no mouse movement at all. Even when you first boot 
the computer and have a grey screen with a pointer - before the OS loads 
- I have no pointer control. The computer also turned itself on sometime 
during the day. I tried the unplugging and dancing naked with the cuda 
held down for 30 sec ritual and even this did not seem to please the 
Umax gods. I cannot see any visible damage to the motherboard. The only 
consistent thing I see is that the two third party OSs don't use the 
MacOS ROM toolbox routines to read the mouse. I think that with the 
spontaneous power-on and mouse problems that I have damaged something in 
the adb subsystem - but what I do not know. I bought this beast new in 
96 - maybe its time for it to become a full time linux box (where I can 
still run MacOS under emulation). Thank you for the Info on the cuda 
chip. I might go that route if I can't get this situation resolved.

Thanks guys,

Tom


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