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David Kramer wrote: > I'm trying to use an external mouse on my SuSE 9.2 Thinkpad T42 It has > no PS/2 port, so I got a PS/2 to USB adapter, and plugged the PS/2 mouse > into the adapter, then the adapter into the USB port. When I plugged > the adapter in, SuSE aasked me to verify the new keyboard (??!?!) and > mouse. I tried yast and sax2, and couldn't get either of them to get a > configuration that would respond to the mouse. > > For the record, the device is a Hand Track FDM-G11, which is a > one-handed mouse you put your finger through. > > So... > Do I treat it like a PS/2 mouse or a USB mouse? > What device? > How do I specify more than one mouse in this newfangled X.org stuff? > > PS- I don't have the trackpoint or associated buttons working, either. > Just the synaptic pad. I had them working at one point, then YAST > overwrote my XF86Config file. Thank you, pretty and dangerous GUI. > Tips on that appreciated, too. But the external mouse is the higher > priority. Oh, and, if I were to try a regular USB mouse, what's the device?
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