Mouse Issues
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TABLE A-2 Mouse Issues and Solutions
Issue | Possible Cause | Solution |
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Two mouse cursors | You have not yet attached the mouse. |
appear on the SunPCi III |
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desktop. |
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Windows 2000 pointer | Pointer moves slowly when the display is |
moves slowly. | set to |
Mouse pointer | You might have not yet installed the |
movements appear jerky | SunPCi III software drivers for Microsoft |
after SunPCi III | Windows or Linux when performing an |
installation. | upgrade or custom installation. |
To use the mouse before installing the drivers, press
Refer to “Double Mouse Pointer Issue” on page 164.
Refer to the chapter about using the operating system for information about how to install the drivers. After you finish installing the drivers, the mouse pointer movement appears much smoother.
Diskette Drive Issue
SunPCi III software and the Solaris Volume Manager program (vold) tend to conflict with each other for control of the diskette drive. Volume Manager provides automatic mounting services for peripheral devices attached to your system, such as a diskette drive.
The conflict arises when Volume Manager support is enabled on your system and you attempt to access a diskette drive through a SunPCi III window. In such instances, an error message opens and the diskette access fails.
By default, when SunPCi III software is installed, Volume Manager support is disabled for a diskette drive, and so most users do not encounter an issue. However, it is possible to reenable Volume Manager on your system, and thus encounter the issue at a later time.
If Volume Manager support for a diskette drive is
