[H-GEN] XF86 and microsoft mouse

[Michael Dooley]

Andrae Muys wrote:
> OK, /dev/mouse is very unlikely to be a device.  Rather it is probably a
> symbolic link to a device.  (do a ls -l /dev/mouse if the first char is a
> 'l' then it is a link).  You will want to make sure that it points to the
> correct device. (ttyS0 = COM1, ttyS1 = COM2, or cua0 = COM1 , cua1 = COM2)
> 
> Andrae Muys

I checked that and /dev/mouse is linked to ttyS1, which seems to be
correct.

Michael
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Centre for Drug Design and Development
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