On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 20:03 -0600, Tony Wynn wrote: > >On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 17:18 -0600, Tony Wynn wrote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> I recently bought a KVM switch (Linksys KVM2KIT) to put between a > >> Windows XP box and a Fedora 3 box. Everything was working fine on the > >> Fedora box before installing the switch. After installing the switch, > >> the monitor and keyboard worked fine on both boxes, but the mouse was > >> frozen. Rebooting the Windows box fixed the mouse problem, but on the > >> Fedora box the mouse is still frozen. I did some searching and found > >> this bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/beta/show_bug.cgi?id=111161. > >> This seems similar, but in the bug the behavior of the mouse is > >> erratic whereas mine is frozen. I tried switching virtual terminals > >> and this did not help. I tried the "psmouse.proto=bare, =imps, etc. > >> in that bug but nothing helped. I then tried plugging the mouse > >> directly into the Fedora box, still frozen. Rebooted, still frozen. > >> Powered down, let it sit, powered up, still frozen. Not sure what to > >> do now, I could give a rat's about the Windows box right now, I just > >> want to get the Fedora box working again. Anyone have any ideas. > >---- > >try running 'system-config-mouse' > > > >Craig > > Thanks Craig, I was looking for something like that, one question > though, that needs to be run from an X session, correct? If so, is > there a keyboard shortcut to open a command window in Gnome. > Currently, the only thing I have been able to do is switch to a > command line virtual terminal. Can I run that from a command line > virtual terminal? --- probably is - I just don't know it. Control-Alt-F2 switches to text based terminal type in 'system-config-mouse' and see what happens Alt-F7 to switch back ;-) Craig
