Mouse troubles

[Andy Klicks]

Hi,

I have a logitech mouse, which is not getting detected in my solaris 7x86
machine. I don't see a /dev/mouse
entry either. How do I get solaris to see a mouse and/or add the driver for
this?

Thanks,
Andy

[ynot...@my-deja.com]

In article <WgtS3.17792$Qo3.3...@wbnws01.ne.mediaone.net>,
"Andy Klicks" <kli...@allspace.com> wrote:

...

> I have a logitech mouse, which is not getting detected in my solaris
> 7x86 machine. I don't see a /dev/mouse entry either. How do I get
> solaris to see a mouse and/or add the driver for this?

...

Have you done a reconfiguration boot?

From the "Forth Monitor" ok prompt in the OpenBoot firmware:

ok boot -r

From run state 1 or S (preferably) or when the system is quiescent:

# sync; sync; reboot -- -r

For more information please refer to the man pages for boot(1M) and
kernel(1M).

- tony

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[roman...@my-deja.com]

In article <WgtS3.17792$Qo3.3...@wbnws01.ne.mediaone.net>,
"Andy Klicks" <kli...@allspace.com> wrote:

> Hi,

>
> I have a logitech mouse, which is not getting detected in my solaris
7x86
> machine. I don't see a /dev/mouse
> entry either. How do I get solaris to see a mouse and/or add the
driver for
> this?
>

Is your mouse a PS2 mouse?
If it is, I belive that the link you are looking for is /dev/kdmouse .