From: Pete S. <pst...@gm...> - 2008-05-19 04:25:10
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PS>>> Since I'm having a heck of a time with 2008.0, PS>>> I'm going to PS>>> PS>>> 1. Attempt to upgrade the BIOS for the ASUS PS>>> A7N8X Deluxe MB I'm running it on, but to be PS>>> honest, I've run Win 98, 2000, XP, Fedora 3, PS>>> 4, and 5 without the need for this, so I doubt PS>>> it will help. PS>>> 2. Wipe out the disk that has 2008.0 with 2008.1 PS>>> and start over. PS>>> PS>>> I tried to use that disk today and it refuses PS>>> to recognize my USB keyboard/mouse. The POST PS>>> recognized it, but not 2008.0. PS>> So this morning I upgraded the MB BIOS. I'm not PS>> sure that helped anything, but I did make a change PS>> that helped. PS>> PS>> The keyboard and mouse I use on the machine are PS>> wireless and produced by Logitec. For all of PS>> the OSs I've used to this point, I've attached a PS>> single USB connector from the bluetooth receiver PS>> and that connection has worked for both the KB PS>> and mouse. Today I connected a USB to KB (usually PS>> purple in color) adapter and hooked that up to the PS>> PS2 KB input. Then I hooked up the PS2 mouse PS>> connector (usually green) to the PS2 mouse input PS>> on the MB. When I only use the USB connector, PS>> this mouse input is unused. PS>> PS>> When I booted the Mandrive 2008.0 hard drive, it PS>> prompted me for the 2008.0 DVD so it could setup PS>> new inputs for X11. After all of this, the KB and PS>> mouse seem to work all of the time. I don't think PS>> this has anything to do with the BIOS upgrade, just PS>> the switch from a single USB connection (X must not PS>> have liked this) to a PS2 KB adapter on the USB PS>> connector and plugging in the previously unused PS2 PS>> mouse cable from the logitec receiver. PS>> PS>> After all of this, I updated my Jazz++ source, built PS>> the code, and it's running. I'll report back on the PS>> other thread w.r.t trying to solve Donald's latest PS>> Linux problem. PS>> PS>> I'm hoping all of my Mandiva hangs will now be fixed. PS>> I haven't even tried the 2008.1 disk I downloaded. DM = D.B. Moore DM> Well done finding that one...it's one of those type DM> of problems that seem to defy rational logic....even DM> if the gear is branded 'logitec'...;-) DM> DM> It's also a bit strange it asked for the disk again. DM> because really, what you've done should only have DM> necessitated (at most) a few alterations to the DM> system xconfig....(if you want to send me your DM> xf86config file I could look and unravel what the DM> madriva makeup looks like)... This is getting a bit off-topic for Jazz++, but I have attached two xorg.conf files, the non-working file (xorg.conf.old) and the working version (xorg.conf). You can diff them and see the difference in the mouse configuration. I figured a different driver was loaded. That's why it needed the DVD. Pete |