To be honest, I haven't messed with that. Most games, I just set the buttons, and it operates as it should. Descent3 and FlightSim play very well like this (as do others, that I still prefer to move with my mouse tho), except Heavy Gear 2. I think I'm going to have to do the jscal thing with it. I just finished ut and sof, and I'm nearing the end of sin, rune and quake3, so I'm going to be needing to get hg2 going. So far I can't control him right with anything - keyboard, mouse or joystick. :-( I think jscal is about the only way to calibrate. I haven't heard of another. You may want to try it out in games first, because it may be unnecessary. Hey, I didn't think of that, jstest --old/dev/js0. I may fiddle with it. I would like to free up that usb port. -s On Monday 13 August 2001 12:19 pm, you wrote: > I also have a Logitech wingman extreme digital and it > appears to be working. Mandrake Harddrake does not see > it, and using jstest and running "jstest --normal > /dev/js0" didn't see it. I then ran "jstest --old > /dev/js0" and success, the joystick was recognized and > I could see numeric values change as I moved the > joystick. I am also using a Sound Blaster Live sound > card. Question... is jscal the best way to calibrate > the joystick, or do games like Descent3 have a built > in calibration utility? Is there a better way to > calibrate the joystick? > Try "jstest --old/dev/js0" and see if your joystick is > recognized on the sblive game port. > > TC >
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