Ar an 7ú lá de mí 8, scríobh Benjamin Walkenhorst :

 > 1) I don't get the mouse to run. My XF86Config wants to use /dev/wsmouse,
 > but this is apparently not configured; when I start XFree, and I move the
 > mouse, it exits immediately, complaining about the mouse it can't
 > find. How do I configure the mouse for wscons? Can I get the mouse wheel
 > to work?

I use /dev/wsmouse0 in my XF86Config without any problems; /dev/wsmouse*
looks like this;

crw-------  1 root  wheel  65, 0 Jun  9 00:28 /dev/wsmouse
crw-------  1 root  wheel  49, 0 Jun  9 00:28 /dev/wsmouse0
crw-------  1 root  wheel  49, 1 Jun  9 00:28 /dev/wsmouse1
crw-------  1 root  wheel  49, 2 Jun  9 00:28 /dev/wsmouse2
crw-------  1 root  wheel  49, 3 Jun  9 00:28 /dev/wsmouse3


 > 2) After XFree exits, the wscons-screens are so *dark*, I cannot read
 > them any more. Turning up monitor brightness to 100% makes it just
 > readable, a restart also helps, but I am almost sure this is not the way
 > it's supposed to work.

You'll need to patch some source to solve this issue, something along the
lines of what is done at 

http://f15.aaacafe.ne.jp/~xiangyan/txt/smi_driver.c.diff.4.2.1.txt

would do it. Basically, it's a matter of finding the driver which is used
for your card, and changing any references to VGA_SR_MODE to VGA_SR_ALL
in that file. 

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