Bug of installing fedora9.0 in vmware6.5-Incorrect mouse

In the previous log, I introduced the development environment for installing fedora9.0 under vmware6.5. At the end of the article, I explained to you that we want to create a new user, in fact, we can also choose not to create a new one. The reason I gave at that time was that there was no response to login under the root permission. Why didn't it? It turns out that when you enter the desktop of fedora9.0, the mouse is no longer allowed. If your eyesight is good, you can clearly see it in the upper left corner and lower left corner of the mouse arrow when you click the left mouse button, there will be a small blue dot in the upper or lower right corner, that is, when you click the left mouse button, that little blue dot is the focus of the mouse click. When using the desktop installed with fedora9.0 under vmware6.5, You need to ignore quit and directly click Continue. So, how can I click it? After creating a new user, I can enter it, but it is very inconvenient to open folders and so on. Although you can use upper, lower, and lower pieces on the keyboard to operate, it is really inconvenient.

As a result, Baidu searched for "No VMware mouse allowed". Oh, my God! The evil Baidu is now easy to use! I have met my friends who have the same problems! After installing the VMware tool, reboot VMware again finds that the mouse is not correct. There are some bugs in the original version of VMware 6.5. The mouse position may be incorrect in the display of the customer's virtual machine. Until it is updated. Then follow their instructions to complete the operation! The solution is as follows:

In the serverflags section of the "option noautoadddevices" file in the client to the/etc/X11/Xorg. conf file, find

Section "inputdevice"
Identifier "VMware mouse"
Driver "vmmouse"
Option "buttons" "5"
Option "device" "/dev/input/mice"
Option "protocol" "imps/2"
Option "zaxismapping" "4 5"
Option "emulate3buttons" "true"
Endsection
Add the following code here:
# Add following Code
Section "serverflags"
Option "noautoadddevices"
Endsection

Save it and restart it! It must be emphasized that you must enter the root permission to save the file. This permission is not available for normal users!

Next, we finally improved the compilation into the cross-environment. Here is a website. If you are friendly, you can use the following code: Success!

Haha ~~~ It's really nice to solve the problem! Although the solution is to search from the internet! Continue f9...