Hi,
I'm having problems with my mouse (touchpad w/ 2 buttons) under
Linux-2.4.6 on my old Compaq Armada 4131T notebook. After booting,
the mouse interrupt is shown in /proc/interrupts and everything is
working fine (i.e. gpm -t ps2 works fine). However, after some time
(normally about 10k interrupts), the mouse is stuck. Restarting gpm
fixes this (i.e. the mouse works again), but only for a couple of
times. Then, the interrupt 12 is no longer displayed when running cat
/proc/interrupts and gpm always complains about "Keyboard: Timeout -
AT keyboard not present?".
I had the same problem under 2.4.2 and 2.4.5. However 2.2.x worked
fine (about 6 month ago; haven't used the laptop for a while and
during upgrade to RH-7.1 accidentically removed the old installation,
so there is curently no 2.2 kernel).
Sometimes, Linux won't recognize the mouse even on startup (i.e. no
interrupt 12 at all). Rebooting fixes this normally.
Any ideas?
--nk
Norbert Kiesel ([email protected]) said:
> I had the same problem under 2.4.2 and 2.4.5. However 2.2.x worked
> fine (about 6 month ago; haven't used the laptop for a while and
> during upgrade to RH-7.1 accidentically removed the old installation,
> so there is curently no 2.2 kernel).
>
> Sometimes, Linux won't recognize the mouse even on startup (i.e. no
> interrupt 12 at all). Rebooting fixes this normally.
>
> Any ideas?
Got a PnP sound card?
Bill
Hi,
no PnP sound card (just an onboard sb-compatible ESS ES1888 at 0x220
irq 5 dma 1).
I'm currently using a NE2000-compatible 16-bit PC-Card, but the
problem also exists when I'm unplugged.
--nk