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<0> Section "InputDevice"
<0> Identifier "PS/2 Mouse"
<0> Driver "mouse"
<0> Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
<0> Option "Device" "/dev/misc/psaux"
<0> Option "Emulate3Buttons" "true"
<0> Option "Emulate3Timeout" "70"
<0> Option "SendCoreEvents" "true"
<0> Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
<0> EndSection
<1> And that's the only mouse-looking InputDevice section?
<0> no, two others, neither of them with corepointer
<1> forget corepointer, I was way off there :P
<0> umm, ok :D
<1> Does the other two have ZAxisMapping ?
<0> PS/2 and USB have it, but not serial mouse
<1> Ok, in Section ServerLayout
<1> What does it say after "InputDEvice" ?
<0> InputDevice "PS/2 Mouse" "AlwaysCore"
<0> # InputDevice "Serial Mouse" "AlwaysCore"
<0> InputDevice "USB Mouse" "AlwaysCore"
<2> so any one got a sony walkman 511megs mp3 player working in linux ?
<1> TheMunkee, ok, paste the Section InputDevice which has Identifier "USB Mouse"
<0> Section "InputDevice"
<0> Identifier "USB Mouse"
<0> Driver "mouse"
<0> Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice"
<0> Option "SendCoreEvents" "true"
<0> Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
<0> Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
<0> Option "Buttons" "5"
<0> EndSection
<1> oneforall, if it's reasonably new chances are it won't work.. Since they've started with their compression and encryption and whatnot which requires their specific software
<1> TheMunkee, hm.. beats me.. try commeting the Buttons line
<0> I'm using a PS/2 btw
<0> so...
<1> Hm, really?
<0> yeah
<0> sorry for not mentioning =X
<1> Then your mouse shouldn't work at all :P
<0> wha?
<1> Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice"
<1> There's no way a PS/2 mouse could be located there in a reasonably sane environment :)
<1> afaik
<0> Option "Device" "/dev/misc/psaux"
<0> that's in PS/2
<1> Oooh hm
<1> Your ServerLayout.. Try commeting "USB Mouse" away
<0> umm, ok
<0> then reboot?
<1> Nah, restart X should do the trick
<0> Ctrl Alt Backspace?
<1> If you're brutal :P
<1> I'd suggest you use gnomes logout function
<0> oh, i gotcha :D
<3> i have a question about Qmail. Im kind of new to it, and im supposed to admin it and manage the users, etc, is there any good documentation for this?
<4> anyone know of a way in gdb to print out all of the values in an array without having to type print *array; print *(array +1); ..... print *(array + 50)
<5> Anyone knows whether i can use non-US keyboard layout with grub? i have a grub emergancy boot cd, use it on another pc right now, and am struggling with the us keys
<6> Guys, someone inform me that What I'll do is right or NOT ?
<6> i will connect the 2 switches with crossover cable , the default gateway for the first network is 192.168.1.1 so i will make all users using this router have IPs with range 192.168.1.X , and make the other network default gateway 192.168.2.1 and the users that using this gatway have IPs with range 192.168.2.X . now i have 2 networks , now can users from 1st network share files with users from 2nd network ?
<6> note : should i disable DHCP server on both routers and work with static IPs ? or that will make no difference
<2> well so far an ipod shuffle works in linux but I see no ones to interested in getting a sony to work. Can't blame them thou cause I strongly dislike sony
<7> Hi there, one of my virtual consoles got goofed up when I was running an xconfigurator. Now when I switch to tty8, I can't swtich FROM it, and its not responding.
<7> What controls that? fuser /dev/tty8 responds with nothing, but something is eating its input
<7> if i HUP X and gdm, init respawns it to vt7, as it should, and it switched to that virtual terminal, but I cna't for the life of me figure out how to switch it manually
<8> how do i sort ls by date?
<9> -t Sort by the timestamp shown.
<10> 203.109.64.0/18
<11> M_A_K: did you put the paths in /etc/profile ?
<12> How do I apply a .diff.gz?
<10> Something like >>> zcat meow.diff.gz | patch
<11> hehe
<11> that's would be a better way, i was about to say tar -zvf | patch -p0 file.diff.gz
<12> kittenbot / pjv : Er...but where in the source tree?
<11> what's the patch for?
<12> It's a patch to Supertux to change it to not require OpenGL, but I don't think that helps much.
<10> Try at the root of the tree, if that doesn't work, then try playing with -p >>> patch -p1
<11> shower time, i'm outta here meow * :P
<10> *meow* :)
<12> kittenbot: I gunzip'd it, and then moved it to the directory which contains src/, which appears to be the beginning of the filename that the diff is operating on. I then did patch -p0 blah.diff, and it just sat there.
<10> try >>> patch -p0 < blah.diff
<12> kittenbot: What does >>> do?
<12> kittenbot: Er...just kidding.
<10> That's me talking to you, the stuff after the >>> is what you're interested it...
<12> Got it. Thanks.
<10> You had me worried there :P
<10> Good good :)
<13> pjv : I am a linux newbie. what paths? to the app ?
<14> i cant get spca5xx to emerge correctly can anyone help me?
<15> what's it say?
<16> what is the correct way to set the PATH environment? should I go into the /etc/profile script and edit that?
<17> Mark_R: it depends if u want it to be applied globally and for ur user only
<17> Mark_R: former /etc/profile, latter ~/.bash_profile
<17> keep in mind that [non-]interactive shell will read different files, /etc/bash.bashrc - ~/.bashrc or /etc/profile - ~/.bash_profile
<15> hey spike
<17> sup dude?
<17> hey Mathman
<15> actually I always like to put stuff in /etc/profile.d/custom.sh. but that might be distro dependant and all
<15> how are things on your end of the world man?
<17> late :)
<16> Tks all. I am trying to set up a set-up script, and the README says to be sure to add /foo1/foo2 to your path. Didn't want to rush in where geeks fear to tread and muck up an existing config file
<16> sounds like the (best) way to learn is to try it. nothing like a good cut to teach me knives are sharp
<17> Mathman: work is apparently going fine :), went to an infosec conf today, were there just for fun and some talking with friends and I actually received a job offer :P
<17> Mathman: worse than with girls... when I want one it's a no-go, and when I'm not looking for one they all arrive together :)
<18> whats the hardware detect command?
<19> NickGarvey: lspci ?
<18> I use damn small linux, debian based
<18> that was it, thank you
<18> thats odd, only 5 things?
<19> I have 19lines of stuff
<18> yeah, I do on my other computers also
<18> would IDE interface be my harddrive?
<18> 0000:00:08.1 IDE interface: Intel Corp. 82371SB PIIX3 IDE [Natoma/Triton II]
<19> no, it's your motherboard's IDE control chip
<19> it's the little chip your system uses to talk to the harddisk
<18> so I should buy an IDE hard drive correct?
<18> (I'm looking for harddrives and I don't want to buy the wrong thing)
<19> ahh...probably, seems that way, I would find it easier to rip open the case and check
<18> thank you
<18> very much
<20> Greetings... Anyone here familiar with slackware?
<19> me
<20> Hey, this is gonna sound really stupid but... how do you install programs on it?
<19> installpkg or compile from source
<20> I managed to stagger through the installation and get it working... but I know NOTHING about it
<19> Xaviar: have you read the slackbook? slackbook.org
<20> Not sure... I got this tgz file for win, alittle
<20> wine*
<19> Xaviar: where did you get it from?
<20> Friends FTP
<20> File name is wine-0.9.7-i486-S10.2.tgz
<19> installpkg wine-0.9.7-i486-S10.2.tgz then
<20> "Cannot install /stuff/wine-0.9.7-i486-S10.2.tgz: package does not end in .tgz"
<19> Xaviar: rename it to wine-0.9.7-i486-S10-2.tgz and try again
<20> O_o Call me stupid but that doesnt seem right
<20> alright
<20> Doing this on a laptop as I am typing... its abit old.. but slackware seems to run awesome on it
<21> I've got a Linux server running MySQL thats choking on queries that it shouldn't. Whats the best way of watching HD usage and see if thats whats killing it?
<22> anybody know why my modem might be showing up as /dev/ttyS00 and /dev/ttyS01 instead of /dev/modem
<22> ?
<23> __ngmlinux: /dev/modem is just a symlink
<21> How does one modify the Disk
<21> How does one modify the Disk Cache settings in Linux? Its eating 7.5g of 8g of ram on my machine!
<23> rizwank: don't worry about it
<21> I have to
<21> cause mysql tries to grab more
<21> and it can't.
<23> the kernel will make ram avaiable when needed at the expense of disk cache
<23> there may be somewhere uner /proc where you can tweak settings
<21> well, top shows 7.5G used without any tasks taking that (says 7.1G cached under swap)
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