I have a Celeron 800 MHZ in there so I wouldn't understand why I'd get this. Some time in the past IThat's the port for updating the CPU microcode. I get this message on my old P166, and I assume it's because it doesn't have updatable microcode. didn't see this error. It is a recent occurence. I do have an old NCR SCSI controller with a DVD-RAM device.Microcode update. I also get a bunch of Can't locate module block-major-67-71 and 128-135 Any clues to why I get this?The former is a SCSI disk and the latter is a PTY. Not sure why they are turning up, but the messages might well be benign. It is a 3 button PS-2 mouse (generic) and this is what /etc/sysconfig/mouse says. It doesn't now seemAlso my mouse stopped working and kudzu doesn't seem to want it to come back. Any clues on that one?Nope. What kind of mouse, and what's in /etc/sysconfig/mouse? Does it to work with X even though it did before. gpm is running. The XFConfig has the same information as was in the other file. Same device, identification. In the XFree86.0.log is says it is loading module "mouse" from /usr/X11R6/lib/moudles/input/mouse_drv.o something compiled for 4.3.0, module version 1.0.0 XFree86 Input driver, version 0.4 The other log file doesn't have anything meaningful, AFAICT. Chris work or not in X or on the console? Is gpm running? If it's not working in X what mouse-related is in /etc/X11/XF86Config, and what mouse-related is in /var/log/XFree86.0.log or /var/log/XFree86.setup.log? |