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Author: Andrei Popov
Date: 01-01-02 19:44
<p>For some reason X works just fine here with <tt>/dev/sysmouse</tt>:</p>
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Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse1"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Device" "/dev/sysmouse"
EndSection
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<p>Granted, this does not allow foe using my mouse wheel (I've got a Logitech MouseMan+), but I have no problem whatsoever with clicking either of 3 buttons and getting a desired result.</p>
<p>Will, however, try your approach -- maybe it would be better than what I've got right now...</p>
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Author: Dan Langille
Date: 01-01-02 20:21
Hmmm, you don't have a protocol specified either.... Hmmm.
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Author: Daniel O'Connor
Date: 06-01-02 08:55
This works for me ->
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Device" "/dev/sysmouse"
Option "Protocol" "auto"
Option "Buttons" "6"
EndSection
I have a USB Logitech Trackman and the wheel works fine.
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Author: steve ellis
Date: 29-11-02 04:42
thanks!!!
i spent hours editing, reading, etc.,until i saw your article.
i made your changes, and Voila!! it worked perfectly.
i commented out--
# Option "protocol" "SysMouse"
changed Option "Device "/dev/mouse" to
Option "Device" /dev/sysmouse as you suggested,
and it worked. WHY??
now for the rub. my X-4 runs with 'BSD 4.7 on drive ad1.
X-3 runs on ad0 under 'BSD 4.5; X-3 XF86Config calls it
Device "dev/mouse"
why are they killing us???
steve --and thanks again.
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Author: patrick
Date: 16-06-04 16:52
well the mouse did not work on mine either but I used your tip and it does now. So I am definitely giving you a tip of my cap. thanks
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