Alan Stern wrote:
What I meant was that the mouse needs to be "warmed up" before
initialization. Even when you left it plugged in for 20 minutes, it was
still initialized at boot time.
I still can't say I understand this :)
It can't be warmed up before initialization can it?
The time that passes between poweron and initialization is a fixed
amount. There isn't much I can do to change that.
If I get the point right.
Besides the older mouse is a very simple one. That one also produces
this artifact.
I also tested it with another mouse, a Logitech Wingman Gaming Mouse. An
old and tried companion of me.
That produces the same problem.
Here's another thing to check. Go through your BIOS setup and see if USB
Legacy support is turned on. If it is, there's a good chance that turning
it off will help.
There's no such thing in the bios :( These XPCs have rather lean BIOSes.
The only USB related setting is whether I want it working in USB2 or 1 mode.
One thing I noticed, /dev/input/mice was there and could be opened even
though there were no pointing devices connected to the system.
Is that usual?
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