Slackware mouse drivers

DisvengeanceDisvengeance
edited February 2006 in Science & Tech
Does anyone which of the slackware mouse drivers, if any, will work with my wireless logitech mx700 mouse?

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  • DisvengeanceDisvengeance
    edited October 2005
    If noone can answer my first post, does anyone know why the usb mousedrivers for slackware wont work with my regular plain old usb mouse?
  • GrayFoxGrayFox /dev/urandom Member
    edited October 2005
    Change it from /dev/ps2 (or something among those lines) to /dev/usb/mouse in the xserver config file. (Do this from the console and use jed to edit it ... as long as you have jed installed).
  • DisvengeanceDisvengeance
    edited October 2005
    thanks :)
  • EnverexEnverex Worcester, UK Icrontian
    edited October 2005
    Just make sure you have USB HID Support enabled in the Kernel and everything should work fine.
  • DisvengeanceDisvengeance
    edited October 2005
    This is off topic, but are there any other linux distros that have the 2.6 kernel with sata raid support other than slackware?

    and is there any reason that my ps2 mouse doesnt work when tell slack that I'm using a ps2 mouse.
  • EnverexEnverex Worcester, UK Icrontian
    edited October 2005
    Lots of Distro's should work. Any that use 2.6 (most of them) and then just recompile the kernel with SATA support.
  • TheBaronTheBaron Austin, TX
    edited October 2005
    gentoo of course!
  • GrayFoxGrayFox /dev/urandom Member
    edited October 2005
    Disvengeance wrote:
    This is off topic, but are there any other linux distros that have the 2.6 kernel with sata raid support other than slackware?

    and is there any reason that my ps2 mouse doesnt work when tell slack that I'm using a ps2 mouse.


    Try debian :).


    Download the netinstall and when it says boot: type in linux26.
  • DisvengeanceDisvengeance
    edited October 2005
    ok, ill give debian a shot :)
  • SlickSlick Upstate New York
    edited February 2006
    Terry! Fedora Core 4 has sata support and is a breeze to install. However it is a major pain to try and install the ati drivers, at least with my agp x850 pro.
  • skrykingskryking
    edited February 2006
    TheBaron wrote:
    gentoo of course!
    I'll second gentoo :vimp:

    Skryking
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