|> |> [tiglet] |> SERVER = "192.168.1.254" |> SCREEN_01 = "shell" |> SCREEN_02 = "startx" |> XSERVER = "auto" |> X_MODE_0 = "1024x768" |> X_VERTREFRESH = "59 - 85" |> X_HORZSYNC = "30 - 90" |> X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL = "IMPS/2" |> X_MOUSE_BUTTONS = "5" |> X_MOUSE_EXTRA = "ZAxisMapping 4 5" |> | | This configuration works perfectly on a non-usb mouse. On a USB mouse, | the mouse wheel is not recognized. I'm pretty convinced I have a problem | with the usb modules I'm loading, although I'm not sure what that problem | is (wrong modules, wrong module parameters?). | | I've got USB scroll wheel mice working at home on console linux boxes, so I | know it can be done. | | Any more thoughts? I appreciate the help I've been given so far.
What make of mouse are you useing.. I use Microsoft and Logitech mice, bith work just fine with the IMPS/2 driver.. on /dev/input/mice with the Zaxis Mapping option stated before.. It may be that your mouse type neds a particular flavour of hammer applied...
Neil Stone Systems Administrator ST Technology
The mouse is an interlink - The wheel works fine when used with the IMPS/2 protocol on a computer (as opposed to an LTSP terminal, where it does not work).
Thanks, Kent
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