1. Fvwm2 Startup error, mouse error and Linux partition extending?
Before I go on, if you can help me with any of the problems detailed
below, then please make sure that you change the e-mail address to
sonshine-AT-saturncom-DOT-com-DOT-au before mailing (to prevent spam,
Okay, now weve got that over and done with, here are my problems (on a
RedHat 5 system):
1. When I start Fvwm2 (Ive tried it many ways manually from xinit
and automatically from startx initialization files), I have to click
both my left and right mouse button in a blank space of the black and
white spotted screen before it loads (the equivalent of pressing the
middle mouse button). I use a Micro$oft serial mouse and dont want to
replace it with a three-button mouse, so if anyone has any way of fixing
my problem, that would be helpful.
2. Also with my mouse, some menus dont work properly. I go up, click
on the menu and the menu appears, but I cant select anything from it.
These are the boxed menus (like in xman and xbill). This may relate to
the above question, so can anyone help me here either?
3. Lastly, my Linux partition is too small. I have about 500mb of free
(unused partition) space that Id like to have inhabited by my current
Linux partition. I already have 4 partitions on my hard drive, so I
dont want to have to mess about with getting a fifth one if possible.
I have partition magic for dos if anyone thinks that would help. I know
I can backup my system and reinstall, but that is too much hassle. Can
anyone help me here/
Thanks for reading this and hope you can help with any one of these.
Please reply by e-mail to the above mentioned address.
Brett Randall.
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