Re: RtLinux problem
Posted by
Paul Corner
on 1999-09-29 14:09:04 UTC
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I'm no expert - I'd been waiting for a more experienced voice to reply - I had
too had a problem with the mouse not responding in X windows. In
/etc/XF86Config under the section "Pointer", I set Device to /dev/ttyS1
instead of /dev/mouse. My mouse is on com2, you might want to try /dev/ttyS0
instead.
Regards, Paul.
> From: Dan Falck <dfalck@...>Dan,
>
> This weekend, I set up another PC with the rtlinux patch- a Compaq with an
> AMD 233 processor. This machine has been running RedHat 5.2/X windows for
> several months with no problems. After I set up the real time patch, X
> won't work (the mouse is screwing it up). If I trick the mouseconfig
> program and state that it has an old serial mouse (it doesn't, it has a
> generic PS/2 mouse), X windows boots, but the mouse doesn't work of course.
> If I boot with the old kernel, everything works fine. I have turned gpm
> on and off to no avail. My question is, where should I even start to look
> to solve this problem? The second question is, how can one use X windows/
> FVMM or Afterstep, without a mouse? What are the hot keys to get from one
> window to another?
I'm no expert - I'd been waiting for a more experienced voice to reply - I had
too had a problem with the mouse not responding in X windows. In
/etc/XF86Config under the section "Pointer", I set Device to /dev/ttyS1
instead of /dev/mouse. My mouse is on com2, you might want to try /dev/ttyS0
instead.
Regards, Paul.
Discussion Thread
Dan Falck
1999-09-26 21:22:48 UTC
RtLinux problem
Paul Corner
1999-09-29 14:09:04 UTC
Re: RtLinux problem
Paul Corner
1999-09-29 14:09:04 UTC
Re: RtLinux problem
Dan Falck
1999-09-29 16:32:00 UTC
Re: RtLinux problem
Ian Wright
2000-11-19 07:33:23 UTC
RtLinux problem