Good to hear you got it going, could you post the steps you took so people searching the forum will find the solution to the problem not just the question itself.
Ok it's working now, thanks guys
Good to hear you got it going, could you post the steps you took so people searching the forum will find the solution to the problem not just the question itself.
Since the mouse worked with the knoppix cd I just copied the working XF86Config-4 file from the CD to the hard drive where the faulty XF86Confg-4 file was as per stephen's instrucions in the above post. Since I was already mounted to the hdd i just typed in
Filling in the ?? with the id of my hdd, "c5" in my caseCode:sudo cp /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 /mnt/hd??/etc/X11/XF86Config-4
Hope this helps
Matt
Thanks for posting back what was it that you tried that gave you the config file you posted just wondering how it ended up like it that?
I'm not quite sure what i twas, maybe because I ran the XF86 Config program so many times

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