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Subject: Re: psm0 (ps/2 mouse) after kernel build without booting -c?
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Francisco Reyes wrote:

> Every time I recompile a new kernel I have to boot with the "-c"
> option to enable the ps/2 mouse(psm0). Is there a way to have this
> set from the kernel so after each re-compile psm0 is available?

Yes. In kernel config now you havedevice psm0 at isa? disable ,,,,,,

s/disable/enable/

in this string