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I have a logitech MX700 (which is a very nice mouse BTW, go pick it up) and it has worked fine until last night. I updated from RH 8 to ...
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  1. 04-03-2003 #1
    Guy79
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    Mouse problems.

    I have a logitech MX700 (which is a very nice mouse BTW, go pick it up) and it has worked fine until last night.

    I updated from RH 8 to RH 9 and the mouse still worked fine. I shutdown linux and started windows for the wife. When I got home, and rebooted to Linux, the mouse wouldn't work. I know that it couldn't have been the wife messing with stuff as i have all my accounts pass protected.

    Now I can't figure out how to get it back, any ideas?
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    Is it connected by USB or PS/2?
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    Sorry, just kinda left that out... lol.

    USB.

    I can't imagine what changed though. Really has me puzzled.
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    No, I can't figure that out either, so we'd better just start troubleshooting from scratch. Can you post your /proc/bus/usb/devices and the InputDevice sections of your XF86Config (code tags, please)?
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    Hey, Dolda, I got it fixed by reconfiguring it from the command line.

    (Using RH 9 -- #redhat-mouse-config & -- it pops the mouse gui setup up)

    What I can't understand is how it got changed in the first place... weird.

    Thanks for the help though.
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    There you see... This is the second time something has just been easily fixed using RedHat's setup programs here. Maybe I should start relying on them for future solution suggestions.
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