[gobolinux-users] Wheel Mouse -- MouseInfo and utmp/Shutdown

[Audren Cezar]

Eu, inicialmente, tive problemas com o mouse, troquei o protocolo de
"PS2" pra "ImPS/2" e funcionou normalmente, depois, só para teste
coloquei como "auto" e foi detectado normalmente, porque não usar
então "auto", acredito que este suporte mouses seriais também, é claro
que desde que configurado como "auto" traga algum benefício e não
traga outros problemas.

2007/2/8, Lucas C. Villa Real <lucasvr at gobolinux.org>:
> On 2/6/07, John E. Rose <jerose54 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've just started using GoboLinux, and I had the same problem I have seen
> > mentioned in the Knowledge Base regarding the mouse wheel. This was strange
> > becuase I could see during boot-up that the mouse was found and identified
> > correctly. After some digging, I think I found the problem in the "mice" array
> > (or whatever it's called in Python). I believe that for key:
> > ("Generic - 3 Button Mouse (PS/2)"):
> > the entry:
> > ("ps/2", "PS/2", "psaux", 0, "generic3ps/2"),
> > should be:
> > ("imps/2", "IMPS/2", "psaux", 1, "generic3ps/2"),
> > or something similar. This fixed the problem for my mouse, anyway.
>
> Hi John,
>
> Thanks for the update, and sorry for the late reply. Indeed, this
> makes sense. I've updated our MouseInfo script in the CVS, just
> replacing "imps/2" by "imps2", which is probably what you used there.
>
> > I also found that the Reboot and Shutdown scripts were not being called after
> > first reboot or shutdown. Removing the /System/Variable/run/utmp file on
> > shutdown in the (Shutdown script) fixes this problem, but I'm not sure this is
> > the appropriate action. Any ideas about what's going on here?
>
> I was wondering here whether it was correct to remove these files at
> boot, but I just saw the following line in our default BootUp:
>
> Exec "Creating utmp and wtmp..."              CreateChmod 644
> $goboVariable/run/{u,w}tmp
>
> So, I guess it's fine to remove utmp on reboot. wtmp, as far as I
> know, should not be touched, though. Is that correct? I never did pay
> too much attention to these /var files.
>
> --
> Lucas
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