I've been trying to get a USB mouse working with LTSP 4.

In LTSP-4, I can get the mouse and the 3 buttons working
perfectly with either:

   MODULE_01            = usb-uhci
   MODULE_02            = usbkbd
   MODULE_03            = keybdev
   MODULE_04            = usbmouse
   MODULE_05            = mousedev
   X_MOUSE_DEVICE       = /dev/input/mice
   X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL     = "imps/2"
   X_MOUSE_BUTTONS      = 5

or

   MODULE_01            = usb-uhci
   MODULE_02            = usbkbd
   MODULE_03            = keybdev
   MODULE_04            = usbmouse
   MODULE_05            = mousedev
   X_MOUSE_DEVICE       = /dev/input/mice
   X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL     = "ps/2"

in both cases, spinning the wheel is not sending any events.
Pressing the wheel generates a button 2 event.

I've confirmed this with mozilla, xev, and catting /dev/input/mice.

The generated XF86Config file looks fine - note that I don't think
the problem is X, since catting /dev/input/mice doesn't generate
any 'garbage' when spinning the wheel.  It generates plenty when
pressing buttons or moving the mouse.

I've tried this with multiple USB mice and multiple terminal types.
The behavior of everything but the wheel working is the same in all
circumstances.

Help!
Kent




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