Re: /dev/mouse on iMac

2000-12-13 Thread Gerd Knorr
Torsten Anders wrote: > Hi, > > what is the device file where I may find the mouse on an iMac (DV). > And BTW: is there any ppc port for X config tools like XF86Setup or > xf86config? # XFree86 -configure gives a file which works good as starting point. Had to turn off xkb to make the keyboar

Re: /dev/mouse on iMac

2000-12-13 Thread Tim Hodgson
Matt Brubeck wrote: And BTW: is there any ppc port for X config tools like XF86Setup or xf86config? There is a tool for PowerPC called Xautoconfig, but I believe it still does not work on Debian (mostly because of differences in filesystem layout). I used Xautoconfig (0.9 I think) via ali

Re: /dev/mouse on iMac

2000-12-12 Thread steven alyari
/dev/input/mouseX where X is a number miight work try cat /dev/input/mouseX and move teh mouse around and see if you get any input... until you get the right number yours, steven alyari On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 03:11:17PM -0800, Matt Brubeck wrote: > On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Torsten Anders wrote: >

Re: /dev/mouse on iMac

2000-12-12 Thread Matt Brubeck
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Torsten Anders wrote: > what is the device file where I may find the mouse on an iMac (DV). Probably /dev/usbmouse. If you are using a recent kernel with the new input layer enabled, then it will be at /dev/input/mice instead. > And BTW: is there any ppc port for X config t

/dev/mouse on iMac

2000-12-11 Thread Torsten Anders
Hi, what is the device file where I may find the mouse on an iMac (DV). And BTW: is there any ppc port for X config tools like XF86Setup or xf86config? Thanks a lot. Torsten