Mail Archives: opendos/2003/10/22/20:04:22
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Joe.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Arkady V.Belousov [SMTP:ark AT belous DOT munic DOT msk DOT su]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 6:38 PM
> To: opendos AT delorie DOT com; cutemouse AT yahoogroups DOT com
> Subject: RE: ANNOUNCE: CuteMouse 1.9.1 alpha 1 and CuteMouse 2.0
> alpha 4
>
> σΑΜΡΝ!
>
> 22-οΛΤ-2003 17:52 _Joe DOT daSilva AT emailmetering DOT com (da Silva, Joe) wrote:
>
> dSJ> Well, I have just tried these two Cute Mouse drivers on a
> dSJ> Toshiba 440CDT laptop, which runs M$-DOS 7.10 (W95B),
>
> MS-DOS 7.1 is from W98, W95 contains MS-DOS 7.0.
>
[Joe da Silva]
That's not quite correct. MS-DOS 7.00 was W95 and
maybe W95A too. However, W95B _is_ MS-DOS 7.10
(so is W98, of course). [FWIW]
> dSJ> with the following results :
> dSJ> Initially, I tried 2.0a4 - sometimes this would work, however,
> dSJ> often it would just hang (ie. never execute the remainder of
> dSJ> autoexec.bat). I then tried the parameters "/p /b /w", which
> dSJ> seemed (?) to help a bit, but did not solve the problem. :-(
>
> BTW, you may join options: "/p/b/w".
>
> dSJ> I have now installed 1.91a1 (using the parameters "/p /b")
> dSJ> and so far, this has worked OK. :-)
>
> Well, this mean, that direct PS/2 hardware handling is not very
> reliable method (or we implement it not in the best way).
>
[Joe da Silva]
Yes, that's what I suspect. However, I have installed 2.0a4
on a Toshiba 320CDS and so far, it has been OK. Actually,
I installed 2.0a4 on both laptops at the same time, however
only the 440CDT seemed to be problematic.
> dSJ> In case it's relevant, before config.sys and autoexec.bat are
> dSJ> processed, there is a brief message "Panning Support Driver
> dSJ> V1.0 ... (C) Toshiba ...". I have no idea what this is, however
>
> This is program/code, which unshrinks image in LCD screen. Without
> this, image on the screen is shrinked about 2/3 of screen height (with
> high
> black stripes above and below).
>
> dSJ> it might have something to do with the console operation and
> dSJ> hence be relevant to CTmouse(?)
>
> It shouldn't.
>
> dSJ> The mouse in this case is merely the buttons on & below the keyboard,
> dSJ> which apparently emulate a PS/2 mouse.
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