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Old 04-09-2004   #1 (permalink)
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keyboard and mouse are freezed

whenever i start rh9,mouse and keyboard are freezed, it shows the pointer, but of no use, i cannot use it... i cannot type the username, since the keyboard is also idle. i just installed rh9 5days ago.
the mouse and keyboard worked when i installed rh9, i hav serial mouse, rh9 took the mouse as generic 2button mouse, since the name of my mouse was not included in the list(a4tech wheelworks mouse).
i reconfigured the mouse from 2 button generic mouse t0o wheel mouse and it was freezed. so i rebooted only to know that now my keyboard was also not working.
after inserting the bootdisk floppy when i ran linux rescue it went smoothly but again no mouse and keyboard, but the thing i noticed while booting was that linux initializes the mouse and keyboard as USB
"Initializing USB Mouse [OK]"
"Initializing USB Keyboard [OK]"
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Re-installing redhat is proberly the easiest way to solve the issue.
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thanks....

hey, i got rid of the mous and keyboard prob in rh9, i entered as single user then replaced the XF86Config file with XF86Config.backup and thats it linux took my mouse and keyboard. thanks to all the ppl helping on the net.
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