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abuse.svga mouse trouble

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (John N. Thompson)
Sun Dec 1 13:46:13 1996

From: "John N. Thompson" <thompson@uffenham.isu.edu>
To: redhat-list@redhat.com
Date: Sat, 30 Nov 1996 20:14:49 -3100 (MST)
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I'm having troubles with abuse.svga.  When I run the program
(as root, at the console, of course) the first few screens are
displayed and then it stops.  There is a mouse pointer in the
middle of the screen which I cannot move.  I have a MS compatible
serial mouse  which works with gpm (and I've tried disabling gpm),
the libvga programs, doom (console version), and X.

After the program stops, I hit C^c and I can see the output.

Okay, so you want know the output:

=====
 Abuse (Engine Version 1.10)
opening /tmp/sfxdrv.command for writing
Added himem block (4000000 bytes)
Specs : main file set to abuse.spe
Lisp : 501 symbols defined, 99 system functions, 295 pre-compiled functions
Lisp : (load "abuse.lsp") [.....................................  ]
Lisp : tmp space resized to 16384
engine : registering base graphics
getting light tables
Using Cirrus Logic GD542x/3x driver (5428, 2048K).
Warning : env variable MOUSE_TYPE not defined, set to :
  MMSERIES, LOGITECH, BUSMOUSE, or PS2
  *if* you do not have a MS compatiable mouse
die 17
      dieing
net driver : cleaning up
svgalib: Signal 2: Interrupt received (ctrl-c pressed).
Attempt to remove unknown sound effect
========

Anybody solved this problem?

Thanks.

John


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