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Mark M. Hart wrote: |
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> Hi folks, I have two problems. |
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Hi Mark, |
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> 1) I have a beige desktop Power Macintosh G3 (old-world) with |
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> first-edition roms. Gentoo installs great, Only thing is, I have an |
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> ADB mouse and a USB mouse. The ADB mouse works great, but I can?t |
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> figure out how to use the USB mouse. It is recognized during boot-up, |
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> and it shows a driver, but I can?t find anything in /dev that |
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> corresponds. I have udev enabled in the kernel, and listed as a module; |
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> udev shows up at boot-time in the kernel but fails as a module. Could |
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> that be part of my problem? |
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Make sure that you have HID Input support in your kernel, otherwise, |
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there won't be a driver for the mouse. If you intend on hotplugging the |
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mouse, make sure you have hotplug installed as well. Once you have HID |
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Input support and hotplug, plugging in the mouse should result in an |
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extra /dev/input/mouseX device. If you don't want to have to select |
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between the two, you can specify /dev/input/mice as your input device |
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which should take input from all mouse devices. |
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> 2) Dmesg gives me a lot of IN from bad port 61 at c01b6488, and |
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> also IN from bad port 1058 at c0214430. Any idea what this is? |
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Take a look at this for the "IN from bad port" message: |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-ppc-faq.xml#infrombadport |
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Good luck, |
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- -Joe |
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