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From: Per Eegehauge <phce@image.dk>
Subject: PS/2 mouse
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Howdy

I wanted to get rid of the 'enable psm0' at boot so i build a new kernel
with the options mentioned in the mail below. My machine boots fine but I
can't log in. Nothing echos on the tty. Did I miss a step?

Xu, Xiang wrote:
>> 
>> Ask if anyone know how to enable psm0 device in order to use ps/2 port
mouse.
>> Thanks.

>Just add a:
>device psm0 at isa0 port "IO_KBD" conflicts tty irq 12 vector psmintr
>to your kernel config, and rebuild it.



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