Re: mouse configuration problem

[Rosh_R deluxe com]

Hi,
     Thank you for your comments.  I tried running mouseconfig by looking
for both serial and ps/2. But the result is the same.

Regards
Rosh
System Executive
iDLX Technology Partners
Chennai - 600 006




TaeWoo Kim <taewookim yahoo com> on 10/01/99 10:24:32 AM

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 try running mouseconfig.
 by the way... just by looking at the end of ur mouse
does not tell you what kind of mouse it is. it could
be serial or ps/2 regardless of what interface it has.
try both in mouseconfig.

--- Rosh_R deluxe com wrote:
> Hi all,
>      I have installed Linux RedHat 5.2 in my
> machine.  I am facing problem
> with configuration of my mouse.  When I starts X
> Windows The cross hair
> stands at the centre of the screen.  When I move the
> mouse the pointer goes
> to the top right corner of the screen.  When I drag
> the mouse the pointer
> moves and goes back to the same position. I am using
> Microsoft OEM mouse
> (two button).  I have installed the KDE desktop in
> my machine.  The same
> problem I faces with both KDE desktop and linux
> native desktop.
>
> Earlier when I used Redhat 5 their was no problem at
> all.  This time I
> tried changing all mouse types available in the
> configuration utility.  But
> I am helpless.
>
> Please give me a solution to this.
>
> Thank's in advance.
> Rosh. R
> System Executive
> iDLX Technology Partners
> Chennai - 600 006
>
>
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