timster692001
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Linux and a Wireless Mouse
We all know the Microsoft Wireless Explorer Mouse, because, quite frankly it is the best. Running linux mandrake it installs, but it only moves up and down, no matter where i move it. It is plugged into the USB port and during mandrake installation it works.
under XF86Config and XF86Config-4 in /etc/X11/ has the following;
device = "/dev/psaux"
type (i think) = "PS/2"
I know you are thinking if this is a usb mouse, why not specify USB instead of PS/2, well if i do my X does not start so i use PS/2 for my ps/2 mouse.
How can i configure this mouse?
under XF86Config and XF86Config-4 in /etc/X11/ has the following;
device = "/dev/psaux"
type (i think) = "PS/2"
I know you are thinking if this is a usb mouse, why not specify USB instead of PS/2, well if i do my X does not start so i use PS/2 for my ps/2 mouse.
How can i configure this mouse?
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Pretty close, but no cigar, read comment
As stated, it was strange that you didn't use usbmouse device... well, the main thing is that it works now;-)
Linux isn't that strange a beast, you just had to tell it to load the correct kernel module is all... Not that easy to deduce from the question.
Anyway, great to hear that it works.
-- Glenn
Linux isn't that strange a beast, you just had to tell it to load the correct kernel module is all... Not that easy to deduce from the question.
Anyway, great to hear that it works.
-- Glenn
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Linux is strange, everything is working now, maybe i could try to configure a web cam next, hehe... Something to configure, without configuring things, linux would be boring...