Virtual Box Mouse?
R. Scott Evans
freebsd-questions at rsle.net
Mon Jun 16 15:24:33 UTC 2014
On 06/16/14 10:43, Chris Maness wrote:
>> [Please do not top-post, it makes responding more difficult.]
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> Sorry, I forget I have to hit the ellipsis dots in gmail to see the rest.
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>>> I can't tell where it is logging to now. It was logging to the usual
>>> place, but when I do a #tail -f log there is no change when I start
>>> the server. I have dbus and hal in my rc.conf.
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>> Sorry, it's hard to tell what you are talking about. The X log defaults to
>> /var/log/Xorg.0.log.
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> Yep, no changes there with #tail -f when I start the server.
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>>> The modules are loaded, and when I added those lines to a empty
>>> configuration line I just get a blank black screen.
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>> What modules?
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> The vbox kernel modules.
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>> (In general, it's preferred to respond to the list also. Others may have
>> more or different experience, or may benefit from the information.)
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> Sorry.
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> Thanks,
> Chris
The question that has yet to be asked... are we talking about enabling
the mouse in X windows or in console?
For console all you need is 'moused_enable="YES"' in your /etc/rc.conf.
Enabling it across all local terminals doesn't work well for me as
the Mac's F keys don't work (for me) in VirtualBox.
For X windows, all I added was the hald_enable=YES and dbus_enable=YES
to my /etc/rc.conf. I did not need to install virtualbox additions or
any xorg.conf. I just did a fresh install (via pkg) of xorg & xfce4 on
a FreeBSD 10-R-p4 amd64 install in vbox on my mid 2011 iMac running
10.9.3 to verify this.
-scott
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