Serial mouse requires the following setup:
1. /etc/XF86Config must define the Protocol and Device correctly.
I've used:
Protocol "Microsoft"
successfully with a Logitech Serial 3-button mouse
2. /dev/mouse must be linked to the correct device, or must have
the same major/minor as the correct device.
I've done both, but typically:
XF86Config has: Device "/dev/mouse"
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/mouse
The above should at least make the correct connection. Note that you might
have to modify the "Protocol" in XF86Config for the particular mouse you have.
The Logitech mouse I have didn't work correctly with Protocol "Logitech", but
does with "Microsoft".
--Jay++
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