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From: Michael Novak <shadowm@nauticom.net>
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i have installed both freeBSD and xfree86 3.11 on my machine.  i 
continued to run the xConfig script to configure xfree86.  after 
installing it i went to run it and got a mouse error.  i have a 
PS/2 mouse and need to know the script for the port.  for using a 
comm port i can use ln -s /dev/cua2 /dev/mouse to create a link.  
will this work? and can i use a similar script for PS/2.

thanks

michael