The box runs slackware, but I had a spare hard drive on it, and thought I'd try a few live CD's, liked Kubuntu, and installed it. The mouse is stuck in the middle of the screen.
Because I'm used to the console, I tried a few of the usual xorg config commands, but none worked. I also copied my xorg.conf from the slackware system over to /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but it's exactly the same - the mouse remains dead centre!
from dmesg/syslog...
I don't know what the Macintosh bit is about - it's an x86 system, and the mouse a regular (branded) Logitech S48a PS2 mouse that has worked on dozens of Linux distros. I tried using "ExplorerPS/2" and "auto" as the mouse protocol (as opposed to "ImPS/2"), but nothing is working, and with no shell login, and no mouse, it's quite hard to get anything done!
Any clues/suggestions?
-mu
Because I'm used to the console, I tried a few of the usual xorg config commands, but none worked. I also copied my xorg.conf from the slackware system over to /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but it's exactly the same - the mouse remains dead centre!
from dmesg/syslog...
Code:
Macintosh mouse button emulation as /class/input/input0 mice: PS/2 mouse device common for all mice
Any clues/suggestions?
-mu
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