Quote:> Hi Folks ...
> I'm using a Belkin OmniView 2-Port KVM switch to move between Windows
> 2000 and Linux 7. When I switch from Linux to Windows and back, I lose
> my mouse. How can I re-initialize the mouse, or set Linux or X Windows
> to automatically re-initialize my mouse after a KVM switch?
> I have tried the Ctl-Alt-F1 and Ctl-Alt-F7 combo, to no avail.
Odd. This method works if I lose my mouse in Linux. Did you remember to
wait about five seconds before returning to X? If I lose my mouse cursor
in Windows 98, then I have no choice but to reboot the computer. :(
Quote:> Is there a way to forcibly stop and restart gpm, which appears to be
> controlling the PS/2 mouse? Is there an entry I can make in the
> XF86Config file to change the current settings?
I am using a Logitech (2 mouse buttons) with a PS2 conenctor and Omni
Cube (2-port) with Windows 98 and Red Hat Linux v7.1 and v7.2.
--
"Everyone knows an ant can't move a * tree plant." --Motto of FTL
Foundation (in Isaac Asimov book)
--
If you are replying to Ant's news post by e-mail, then please kindly
remove ANT in the e-mail addresses listed below. Note the CaSe!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
/ /\ /\ \
| |. .| | The Ant Farm: http://www.veryComputer.com/
\ _ /
( ) ICQ UIN: 2223658. Resume: http://www.veryComputer.com/
by