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Xithix
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 Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2005 3:52 am Post subject: USB mouse dies mid-boot [Solved] |
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I have Coldplug, Hotplug installed and rc-update defaulted. I use a Logitech optical mouse. When I power on my computer, the optical light turns on, but between grub and the part of booting where you get [OK]s, the light shuts off and the computer boots normally, but without any way of using the mouse. cat /dev/input/mice returns nothing. I have a feeling I messed something up in my kernel .config, and I'll post it asap.
I haven't configured xorg yet so it can't be X's config. I've just been trying to get gpm to work first. I am running an athlon64 natively 64 bit and accepted the defaults in the menuconfig for usb.
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Xithix
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Solved by adding UHCI HCD to the kernel as a module and autoloading it on boot.
On a slightly unrelated note, would it be possible for gpm to be loaded on boot with the arguments "-m /dev/input/mice -t imps2"? |
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