Hi Steven,
Steven Kruger wrote:
> Tim,
> I am using the Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0 on its own, no
> longer part of the Wireless Optical Desktop Pro bundle with which it came.
> You can get that mouse on its own from various places (such as Amazon). It
> shouldn't matter that it's used with a different keyboard than the Desktop
> Pro bundled keyboard: in Windows, you have to separately install the
> Intellitype and Intellipoint drivers anyway.
>
> As for the scripts, I don't understand what I'm supposed to do. Making and
> running scripts is something I have not done yet. You say "attached" scripts,
> but there's nothing attached.
>
> I don't understand what these commands correspond to:
> chmod +x usbms1.d && ./usbms1.d
> chmod +x das.sh && ./das.sh
>
> I don't see "usbms1.d" or "das/sh" in your message text.
>
> Is the following supposed to be run in a prompt, or are there 2 scripts here?
>
> #!/usr/sbin/dtrace -Cs
>
> #define _D 32
>
> fbt::usbms_open:return,
> fbt::usbms_read_input_data_format:return,
> fbt::hidparser_get_usage_list_in_order:return,
> fbt::hidparser_get_main_item_data_descr:return,
> fbt::hidparser_get_usage_attribute:return
> /args[1]/
> {
> stack(_D);
> ustack(_D);
> }
> #!/bin/sh
>
> echo usbms_read_input_data_format::dis | mdb -k
> echo hidparser_get_usage_list_in_order::dis | mdb -k
> echo hidparser_get_usage_list_in_order_internal::dis | mdb -k
> echo hidparser_get_main_item_data_descr::dis | mdb -k
> echo hidparser_get_usage_attribute::dis | mdb -k
>
> I just don't understand what I'm supposed to do here to make DTrace and shell
> scripts and run them. I'm fairly technical and can follow directions, but I
> don't have the shell experience to intuit or infer what I'm supposed to do
> from your message. I need something along the lines of this:
> 1. Open a command prompt.
> 2. Type ".............."
> 3. Then do ..............
>
The attachments were embedded into my previous E-mail messages. Please
check the scripts.tar.gz in this E-mail.
1. gzip -dc scripts.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
2. cd scripts; ; chmod +x usbms1.d; chmod +x das.sh
please run the following commands as root
3. ./das.sh
4. ./usbms1.d
<<plug in your Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0, unplug it
and plug it in again>>
5. Ctrl+C to stop the DTrace script
please make sure you Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0 is
connected to the USB port, and run:
6. echo '::prtusb -tv' | mdb -k
Please provide me the output of the commands above.
Thanks,
Tim
> Something like that. In the exact order the steps need to be executed.
> I get that the following commands:
> chmod +x usbms1.d && ./usbms1.d
> chmod +x das.sh && ./das.sh
> Make usbms1.d and das.sh executable and then run them, but do those things
> already exist? If so, where? Do I need to provide the path or are they in
> /usr/sbin or somewhere already in my path?
>
> As for the scripts, again, please just tell me how to create them or how to
> run that string of commands so I can pipe the output to a file to post here.
>
> I really do appreciate your trying to help and I hope I can be of some kind
> of assistance, but I understand this is an old mouse and I will find a newer
> mouse with a more compact transceiver. Or even bluetooth - How's OpenSolaris
> with bluetooth mice?
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