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From: "Barbara Scott" <barbls@hotmail.com>
To: kevin.weiss@mail.utexas.edu, grog@lemis.com, dutch@charm.net
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Subject: Re: Partition sizes (was: Questions)
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1999 18:12:50 PDT
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Kevin, Greg and Dutch,

Thank you for your responses to my question about configuring the Belkin 
Mouse.  Yes, the mouse is the one mentioned by Dutch.  I tried modifying the 
/etc/XF86config file with /dev/sysmouse, (Microsoft and Logitech protocols), 
without success.  For now, I'm reconciled to use my original Microsoft 
2-button mouse emulating the 3-button unless there's anything I can do 
"about PnP getting in the way?"

Barbara

Kevin Weiss wrote:

>what type of mouse are you selecting during xf86config?
>
>If you (physically) have a PS/2 mouse, I wouldn't necessarily select
>dev/psm0.
>
>I tried that once, and I couldn't use my Generic Brand mouse.
>Try /dev/sysmouse during your xf86config install.
>
>I hope that helps...
>
>Kevin Weiss
>kevin.weiss@mail.utexas.edu

Greg wrote:

>Hmm.  I don't know this mouse.  What have you done with it?  I'd
>expect that the Microsoft protocol would work.

Dutch Collins wrote:
>Is this your mouse? If so, maybe the PnP is getting in the way.
>
>Belkin Mouse & Driver
>  3 button Combo Mouse features dynamic resolution and
>  3 microswitch buttons. For use with IBM PC and compatibles.
>  Plug & play under Win 95. Designes for right & left handed
>  users. Works with 9 pin serial or PS/2 mouse port.
>
>  TC-200    $9.00
>
>-d
>


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