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From: Carl Glen Henshaw <ghenshaw@space.nrl.navy.mil>
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On Wednesday 24 September 2003 10:34 am, John Baldwin wrote:

> Drop the moused_enable line, usbd already runs moused for you.  If
> multiple moused's don't work, then this could be why your mouse
> isn't working.

Okay, done. No change though.

> Your mouse works then via USB.  Can you see if a moused is
> running?  Also, try 'vidcontrol -m on' in a text console and
> see if the mouse works.

moused is running, and 'vidcontrol -m on' in a text console doesn't give me 
anything. The pointer blinks for s split second and then disappears. 
Interestingly enough, my previous mouse, a wired USB mouse, works fine.

Glen

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Dr. Glen Henshaw
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U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
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