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From: "Cho, Jae H." <JHCHO@scicomp.elan.rdyne.rockwell.com>
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Subject: No mouse response in X
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 95 11:50:00 PST
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> and  modified XF86Config file accordingly(Logitech
> and  /dev/mse0)

>>you have to specify busmouse in XF86Config. I have a Logitech busmouse
>>and it works just fine.
>>
>>Gary J.

Hi,

I replaced "Logitech" with "busmouse" in XF86Config.  Still no response!!
The warning message that I used to get after exiting from X went away, 
though;
"Waring: unable to get status of mouse fd(Operation not supported by 
device)"
I configured the kernel again with a different irq that's free.  The device 
is
detected upon boot.  X comes up no problem but the mouse is still sleeping.
I configured the kernel with the following X-related lines in addition to 
the line
for the device mse0:
options   XSERVER
options   UCONSOLE
Is there more to getting a mouse to work than what I did?
Please, help me!
Jae