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Martins Steinbergs <mar@××.lv> writes: |
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> mouse support is built into kernel (now in 2.6.13-rc7), not module, xorg has |
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> correct entry |
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> ill try live_cd, maybe find something interesting |
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I have reinstalled gentoo 2005.1 (network install with stage1). The |
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system is currently using devfs and my mouse problem is still there, |
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exactly the same way as before. So, my theory about udev being the |
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culprit is out the window. |
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I have tried booting from the livecd. I wasn't able to run X with this |
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configuration, but I tried issuing the "cat /dev/input/mice" |
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command. With the livecd, there is data coming back when I turn the |
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mouse wheel. When I boot into the gentoo that is installed on the |
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harddisk and do the same thing, no data comes back when I turn the |
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mouse wheel. |
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As a result, I am almost certain that this is related to the kernel |
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configuration. Continuing the search... |
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Timur Aydin |
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