Could it be that the mouse sampling rate is too low? XFree86
won't change it when starting unless you specify what rate
it should set it to. You can set this in the Section "InputDevice"
in the config file. This should be set to roughly the monitor's
refresh rate. Eg.
Option "SampleRate" "60"
or
Option "SampleRate" "80"
Mark.
On Sun, 6 Nov 2005, Mathias Essenpreis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> recently I installed SUSE 10.0 on my Athlon 1GB with 256MB of RAM. During
> installation I noticed that my PS/2 mouse is moving very slow. It stayed,
> also on the running system. There' s always a delay till the mouse starts to
> move. It seems that my PC is heavily busy. But when using the keyboard to
> open applications and so on my PC is quite fast. So I don't understand why
> my mouse is reacting so slow.
>
> Changing the mouse settings also didn't help. Doing so it even gets harder
> to control the mouse.
>
> Do you know the reason? Could it corelate to the fact that my harddisk is
> almost full or that I use a rather old PS/2 mouse.
>
> thanks
> Mathias
>
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