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  1. 2008-11-12 12:23:39 UTC
    Hello,

    no problem, here's my es40.cfg. I didn't do anything related to mouse buttons. I cut out most comments below to facilitate seeing a tree in the forest.

    ===
    gui = win32 {
    keyboard.use_mapping = false;
    keyboard.map = "sdl-pc-de.map";
    }

    sys0 = tsunami {
    rom.srm = "rom\cl67srmrom.exe";

    rom.decompressed = "rom\decompressed.rom";

    rom.flash = "rom\flash.rom";
    rom.dpr = "rom\dpr.rom";

    memory.bits = 27;

    cpu0 = ev68cb {
    icache = true; // tried also "false" and that worked too
    }

    pci0.7 = ali {
    mouse.enabled = true;
    lpt.outfile = "lpt.out";
    vga_console = true;
    }

    pci0.15 = ali_ide {

    disk0.0 = file {
    file = "c:\es40img\disk00.img";
    serial_number = "VMS"; rev_number = "8.3"; model_number = "OpenVMS8.3";
    read_only = false; cdrom = false; autocreate_size = 2000M;
    }

    disk0.1 = file {
    file = "c:\es40img\uDISK1.img";
    serial_number = "VMS1"; rev_number = "8.3"; model_number = "uDISK1";
    read_only = false; cdrom = false; autocreate_size = 2000M;
    }

    // ramdisk: create a disk using a portion of host RAM
    // disk1.0 = ramdisk { size = 256M; }

    // disk1.1 = file{
    // file = "c:\es40img\vms83_.iso"; // (undisker.com) iso capture of ovms [hobbyist] bin distribution
    // read_only = true; cdrom = true; }

    // disk1.1 = device {device ="\\.\CDROM0"; read_only = true; cdrom = true; }
    }

    pci0.19 = ali_usb {}

    pci0.2 = cirrus { rom = "rom\vgabios-0.6a.debug.bin"; }

    pci0.4 = dec21143 {
    //mac = "08-00-2B-E5-40-00";
    }

    serial0 = serial {
    action = """c:\Program Files\PuTTY\putty.exe"" telnet://localhost:21264";
    }

    serial1 = serial {
    port = 21265;
    action = """c:\Program Files\PuTTY\putty.exe"" telnet://localhost:21265";
    }
    }
    ===
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