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Subject: Microsoft Bus Mouse under FreeBSD 2.0
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> I set the protocol to "BusMouse" in the XF86Config file,
> and set the device to "/dev/tty00".
you have to have the busmouse driver in the kernel, add:

device          mse0    at isa? port 0x23c tty irq 5 vector mseintr             
                                      ^^^^may to change this
to your config file and generate a new kernel. Then make /dev/mse with
/dev/MAKEDEVS and use this in place of /dev/tty00. I have a Logitech busmouse
and it works for me.

Gary J.