Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 11:38:38 +0000 From: amg <ursa@cris.com> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: ps/2 style mouse troubles Message-ID: <32DB703E.73B7@cris.com>
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Gentlemen: The problem that I am having concerns the ps/2 style mouse. 1. hardware: ALR EISA system 486-33 Logitech Mouseman mouse 2. FreeBSD 2.10 I know that both the ps/2 port (0x60, I think) and the mouse are good as they work with NT 3.51. I have recompiled the kernel to include the psm0 device driver. The symptomes are that X will not allow the mouse curser to remain on the screen. No matter how I move the mouse, it will always remain at some point on the screen's edge. This is for resolutions of: 640X480 and 600x800 and 1024x768. I have noticed in reading the GENERIC LINT file that it says that psm0 conflicts with a macro for the keyboard. Furthermore, when booting, if I enter "-c" and then choose "visual", it indicates that psm0 CONFLICTS with the syscons driver, sc0. Both are listed at Port 0x60. Is anybody using the ps/2 port and can they tell either what I am doing wrong or have neglected?? Thanks for listening to my plee. ursa@cris.com
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