Hello Joel > Hello -- I successfully connected a BT mouse to NetBSD 10 > (/dev/wsmouse2). Cool.
great! which mouse did you use btw? I have an older apple magic mouse which is failing and when I bought a newer mouse, it was BLE (which is annoying me as I haven't written any support for it been meaning to for some years just haven't had the time) > When I launch X11, the BT mouse seems to work by simply moving the > cursor around. But once the cursor is over a window, I noticed that the > X,Y motion is also triggering scrolling. It's as if the mouse motion is > generating scroll wheel events. I never heard of such a thing, tbh > My USB mouse works perfectly under X (/dev/wsmouse) and the wheel > scrolling works as expected. > I tried various /etc/X11/xorg.conf mouse settings (including > ZAxisMapping) but nothing prevents the weird scrolling. > Apologies if this is more an Xorg question. My X11 skills are rusty -- I > only recently started using X11 frequently again when I got a Mac Mini > G4 working (maccppc). For all of my other NetBSD devices, I just use the > console. On the Bluetooth front, my question would be does the mouse actually send scroll events? You can find this out with sysutils/hcicump in that the reports sent will include them. the only way I can conceieve that your situation occurs is if it is sending both scroll and movement at the same time somehow On the X fton, is X registering scroll events? you can perhaps find this out with xev(1) I'm not sure how.. iain