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Re: [vox-tech] FYI: Trick to get around 2.6.8 kernel "mousedev" bugfor Wacom use on Thinkpad T20
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Re: [vox-tech] FYI: Trick to get around 2.6.8 kernel "mousedev" bugfor Wacom use on Thinkpad T20



Hi,

Nice.  I do like that hack.  However, enabling the option:
Option "AllowMouseOpenFail"
in the InputDevice section for your ps2 mouse should have worked.

Kind of a related topic. I'm trying to use an older machine as a network computer with only a keypad

So after booting, the usual dance with ssh, start X in the background, do an export DISPLAY=:0.0, start the app, but the keypad is not enabled. Guessing it is a question of focus??

Idea is to run only the app and not allow the user to escape by 1) removing the mouse and 2) catching all the keypad entries and/or redefining the keymap. Is this possible?

With the mouse the keypad works, without the mouse and the XF86Config option noted above, the machine boots, X starts, but no keypad

Regards
John W.

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