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Oops, the moused disable option is now 6 instead of 4. Catch the menu text

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Submitted by:	Valeriy E. Ushakov <uwe@ptc.spbu.ru>
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jhb 2000-07-23 03:45:18 +00:00
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release/sysinstall/menus.c
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@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ DMenu MenuMouse = {
"Please configure your mouse",
"You can cut and paste text in the text console by running the mouse\n"
"daemon. Specify a port and a protocol type of your mouse and enable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 4 to disable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 6 to disable\n"
"the daemon.\n"
"Once you've enabled the mouse daemon, you can specify \"/dev/sysmouse\"\n"
"as your mouse device and \"SysMouse\" or \"MouseSystems\" as mouse\n"

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usr.sbin/sade/menus.c
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@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ DMenu MenuMouse = {
"Please configure your mouse",
"You can cut and paste text in the text console by running the mouse\n"
"daemon. Specify a port and a protocol type of your mouse and enable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 4 to disable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 6 to disable\n"
"the daemon.\n"
"Once you've enabled the mouse daemon, you can specify \"/dev/sysmouse\"\n"
"as your mouse device and \"SysMouse\" or \"MouseSystems\" as mouse\n"

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usr.sbin/sysinstall/menus.c
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@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ DMenu MenuMouse = {
"Please configure your mouse",
"You can cut and paste text in the text console by running the mouse\n"
"daemon. Specify a port and a protocol type of your mouse and enable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 4 to disable\n"
"the mouse daemon. If you don't want this feature, select 6 to disable\n"
"the daemon.\n"
"Once you've enabled the mouse daemon, you can specify \"/dev/sysmouse\"\n"
"as your mouse device and \"SysMouse\" or \"MouseSystems\" as mouse\n"