Re: SuSE 7.3, Sun Blade 1000 with USB mouse; XF86Config?

al conle <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.sparc
Message-ID <[email protected]>


Hi,
 I just got a BLADE 1000 loaded with Suse sparc 7.3 with a seperate disk on the
SCSI bus (left the Firewire disk in, but am not using it).  After messing with
the partions a bit (fdisk) the load went very well.  
 The booting was a bit of a problem; had to slightly change the boot prom to:

boot-command  boot linux
nvramrc= devalias linux /pci@8,70000/scsi@6,1/disk@0,0:c

During load the monitor Sun Model GDM-5510 worked fine with the X, also the
USB mouse and keyboard were fine.

After the load and a reboot from the hard disk, the system comes up fine
except that I'm having problems getting the X system to recognize the 
USB mouse.  I tried copying the XF86Config file mouse contents during the
working Suse load (boot CD) X window configuration, but, after various modifications
still cannot get X to recognize the USB mouse.  (Keyboard is ok).

Does someone have a working XF86Config file for a BLADE 1000 with a USB mouse?

Al Conle
Sci.Res.Labs.
Ford Motor Co.
Dearborn




For possible reference:
After boot (without starting X) I ran  "hwinfo --mouse" and got the following:

06:USB 103.0: 10503 USB Mouse
[Created at usb.97]
Unique ID: 16jS.tgpPAHq_59A
Hardware Class : mouse
Model: "Fujitsu Takamisawa Generic USB Mouse"
Vendor: "Fujisu Takamisawa America"
Device: 0100 "?"
Revision: "1.02"
Compatable to : s0200 0001 "Generic USB Mouse"
USB Device Status : driver active ("hid")
Device File : /dev/input/mice                             (links are 13,63 in /dev on seperate ls check)
Speed : 12Mbps
Driver Info #0:
    XFree86 Protocol : imps/2
    GPM Protocols     imps2
Config Status : cfg=new, avail=yes,crit=no
Attached to: #4 (Hub)

(note that I typed the above in by hand and there may be a typo, but probably not)



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