On Fri, 2006-01-27 at 18:34 -0800, Charles Sliger wrote:
I saw the following fix for this problem on 2.6.x Ubuntu systems where the kernel parameters had no effect:
/etc/modules mousedev psmouse proto=exps
What is the equivalent for CentOS?
---- it's what you tried and you said that it didn't work (appending psmouse.proto=exps to kernel boot line in grub)
recognize that you must reboot for the setting to take root.
Myself, I have resorted to psmouse.proto=bare because that works and the only drawback is that the mouse wheel doesn't work.
The Belkin switches are the problem. I'm too cheap to buy another brand but I probably should just bite the bullet.
The 2.6 kernel obviously has timing issues which causes this to occur on the Belkin switches. I don't believe that this is a distribution or driver issue but rather a kernel issue. Whether you replace the Belkin switch with another brand or resort to one of the techniques such as psmouse.proto=bare is your choice.
Craig