[ale]fvwm95-2.0
Keith Berger
kber at atl.hp.com
Mon Jul 15 07:13:25 EDT 1996
I tried to upgrade to fvwm95-2.0.42a and am now having some problems.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
System Info:
Linux-2.0
XFree86 3.1.2
fvwm95-2.0.42a
After compiling and installing fvwm95, I did not get any errrors during
the compile, I am unable to use Xwindows. startx brings up the server,
but my mouse is frozen. It just is stuck in the "X" cursor and can not
be moved.
I verified that my /etc/XF86config file has a valid entry in the pointer
section, i.e Proctocol=Microsoft, device=/dev/mouse. My mouse is a
Logitech and the XFree notes says that if it is a newer version that you
should make it the Microsoft Protocol. My muose is on com1 and I have a
link from /dev/ttyS0 to /dev/mouse. If I remove the link, then the
server does not start up and complains about not being to open the mouse
device.
This all use to work on fvwm version 1. I have a dual boot machine, and
when I boot to Win95 the mouse works fine. I can not tell why doing a
make install on the fvwm95, or for that matter fvwm2, broke my xwindows.
I would like to get fvwm95 working, but I would settle for fixing my old
fvwm. I do have a backup, but I consider that a last resort.
Thanks
Keith
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