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Where is mouseconfig located?<br />
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I get:<br />
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[root@drevil sbin]# mouseconfig<br />
bash: mouseconfig: command not found<br />

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Where is mouseconfig located?

I get:

[root@drevil sbin]# mouseconfig
bash: mouseconfig: command not found


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It been a while since I last used RedHat, but I believe the command was named 'mouse-config' or something like that (try 'mouse&lt;tab&gt;' where you hit the [tab] button on your keyboard, not typing exactly 'tab' ;) )<br />
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Or else you can do this from 'linuxconf'
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It been a while since I last used RedHat, but I believe the command was named 'mouse-config' or something like that (try 'mouse<tab>' where you hit the [tab] button on your keyboard, not typing exactly 'tab' ;) )

Or else you can do this from 'linuxconf'

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I found mouseconfig in /usr/sbin - added it to my path and configured. &nbsp;<br />
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Kudos to MFCRich for getting this answer to me first.
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I found mouseconfig in /usr/sbin - added it to my path and configured.  

Kudos to MFCRich for getting this answer to me first.

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Thanks, I found mouseconfig and was able to reconfigure to use a wheel.<br />

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Thanks, I found mouseconfig and was able to reconfigure to use a wheel.


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I want to change my mouse from the default (specified on install) to a Logitech MouseMan Wheel. &nbsp;Where do I do this? <br />
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Seems pretty simple, just need to update the &quot;drivers&quot; right?
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I want to change my mouse from the default (specified on install) to a Logitech MouseMan Wheel.  Where do I do this? 

Seems pretty simple, just need to update the "drivers" right?

How do I change my mouse on Red Hat 7.3

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