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"to point the mouse to the correct location" - How? http://wobw2ell.webs.com/apps/photos/photo.jsp?photoID=21850183&prev=1 "/dev/usbmouse" -What is the corect location? When I type "cat /dev/mouse" and then click a button of the mouse it writes two lines. Change it...

Make sure you have formatted the hdd and then only tar -xzf (its a tar file , so you don't need to use the latter command. thats for tar.gz files only) Do edit XGSConfig file which is located in /root , to point the mouse to the correct location first , otherwise X-server would refuse to start do ca...

If you want GUI , get this guy's blackrhino. Download the 800MB version http://lamadrigueradeconejo.blogspot.com/2007/09/linux-en-tu-ps2-blackrhino-debian.html You can get it from there. It has all the things that is needed to start the GUI. Follow Megaman's guide , unrar it (it takes a long time to...

I don't know if this has changed between Linux 2.4 and 2.6, but in Linux 2.6 the device is "/dev/input/mice". http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x194.html I'll give that a go. Any reason why X isn't registering any keystrokes. It just only responds to ctrl + alt + backspace Anyway kudos f...

I wonder if mouse support is compiled in the kernel or not . I am not sure in which kernels, it is enabled. But I think when USB is activated, then I also activated HID (see config in http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8860&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=150 ). Well HID does work ...

Thanks again MegaMan I've finally managed to install Linux on to my 3000R . I did this through USB as I didn't have any network adapter. The installation part was a bit tricky as I had to disable onboard LAN/IDE so that the installation doesn't mess up. Secondly had to use a 4 port USB 1.1 hub (it w...