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For my K/V/M (keyboard, video, mouse) to all work snappy with the new |
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Xorg, I made sure to include these items in my /etc/make.conf: |
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INPUT_DEVICES="keyboard mouse joystick" |
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VIDEO_CARDS="nvidia v4l vesa" |
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My Logitech mouse was acting crappy until I added those lines. |
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As always, YMMV. |
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-Jeff |
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Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> James wrote: |
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>> Still in /etc/X11/xkb the symbolic link flashes red |
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>> indicated that /usr/lib/X11/xkb does not exit. |
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> I've never heard of /etc/X11/xkb, and I don't have it on my systems. Get |
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> rid of it. |
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>> KDM will not fire up automactically. So I log |
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>> in and run 'startx' and here are the errors I get: |
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>> 'failed to load module "kbd" (modules does not exist, 0)' |
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> Perhaps you don't have the keyboard driver installed. Install |
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> portage-utils and run `qlist -I x11-drivers` -- this should get |
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> installed if you have configured the INPUT_DEVICES variable properly in |
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> make.conf, or even if you left it blank (Assuming you aren't on a |
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> super-old profile). |
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>> and |
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>> 'Cannot open device /dev/input/mice No such file or dir' |
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>> On the mouse issue 'ls /dev/input' shows only this dir: |
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>> by-path |
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> Sounds like your kernel's missing mouse support, or you've specifically |
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> configured udev to do something other than the default behavior. |
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>> On my other xorg 7.0 systems I get this: |
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>> # ls /dev/input |
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>> event0 event1 event2 mice mouse0 mouse1 |
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> Thanks, |
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> Donnie |
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