#recognise mouse... v411...

echo -n ' mouse' >/dev/console

PS2MOUSEDEV="";USBMOUSEDEV="";SERMOUSEDEV="";MOUSEDEV="nothing"

[ -f /etc/mousedevice ] && MOUSEDEV="`cat /etc/mousedevice`"

#v411 return of puppyserialdetect for usb/ps2 mouse detection only...

#[ "`cat /proc/bus/usb/devices 2>/dev/null | grep -i "Cls=03(HID  ) Sub=01 Prot=02"`" != "" ] && USBMOUSEDEV="input/mice" #pakt.

PUPPYSERIALDETECT="`/sbin/puppyserialdetect -n`" #-n disables /dev/ttyS[0-4] probing.

[ "`echo "$PUPPYSERIALDETECT" | grep 'Type:USB-mouse'`" != "" ] && USBMOUSEDEV="input/mice"

[ "`echo "$PUPPYSERIALDETECT" | grep 'Type:PS2-mouse'`" != "" ] && PS2MOUSEDEV="psaux"

[ "`echo "$MOUSEDEV" | grep '^tty'`" != "" ] && SERMOUSEDEV="$MOUSEDEV" #fallback or manual choice.

MOUSECHOICES="${USBMOUSEDEV}|${SERMOUSEDEV}|${PS2MOUSEDEV}"

if [ "`echo -n "$MOUSECHOICES" | grep "$MOUSEDEV"`" = "" ];then

 #MOUSEDEV is not one of the existing choices, so must choose an existing mouse...

 NEWMOUSEDEV="`echo -n "$MOUSECHOICES" | cut -f 1 -d '|'`"

 [ "$NEWMOUSEDEV" = "" ] && NEWMOUSEDEV="`echo -n "$MOUSECHOICES" | cut -f 2 -d '|'`"

 [ "$NEWMOUSEDEV" = "" ] && NEWMOUSEDEV="`echo -n "$MOUSECHOICES" | cut -f 3 -d '|'`"

 #as we don't probe for a serial mouse, if no usb or ps2 mouse, fallback to assuming there must be a serial mouse...

 [ "$NEWMOUSEDEV" = "" ] && NEWMOUSEDEV="ttyS0"

 #...opportunity later in Xorg Wizard to correct the com port if this guess is wrong.

 echo -n "$NEWMOUSEDEV" > /etc/mousedevice

 echo -n "MOUSEDEV" > /etc/oldmousedevice

 ln -snf $NEWMOUSEDEV /dev/mouse

fi

#TODO: simplify above, use 'input/mice' for ps2 mouse also, but may need to modify Xorg/Xvesa/Input Wizards.

#      (may also have to remove builtin psaux driver from kernel).