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I had a similar problem when I tried to set my mouse to protocol Auto (as
an attempt to get my mouse wheel working, THAT didn't work, but I later
found something that did).  I would try setting your protocol to Sysmouse,
especially if if works in terminal mode.  You'll also want to make sure
your device setting is /dev/sysmouse.

chris

--- Dave Wiebe <doft_w@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi, 
>  
> and thanks again for reading this email. I had previously written an
> email to you about my mouse problems. Everytime I try to run KDE, when I
> move the mouse the cursor moves to the upper right hand corner. I
> changed the protocol to AUTO in the configuration file as per the
> suggestions of the people who responded to my email but this did not
> help. I know that the mouse works(for sure). 
>  
> Could there be anything else that I need to change?
>  
> The mouse is a PS/2 type. It even works(moves around properly) when I'm
> in the terminal interface screen.
>  
> Thanks
>  
> David
> 
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