MX Revolution MX 710 Keyboard Mouse set and just plain HP USB Optical Mice They work fine on my desktops just have issues with the sunray client. I decided to try SRSS on Solaris instead of Ubuntu but I can't get solaris to recognize my network adapter at all.
-Matt On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 6:30 AM, Bob Doolittle <[email protected]>wrote: > Matt Greco wrote: > >> Hi I recently installed SRSS 4.1 onto a Ubuntu 9.04 server. I'm trying to >> get my SunRay 1Gs to use a couple cordless Logitech mice I have. I run >> into >> the issue that moving the mouse sideways causes it to go up and down, up >> and >> down have no effect, and the zoom control, + or -, causes it to go right. >> Also I have a Razr Diamondback that doesnt work on it at all. Is there >> some >> kind of configuration issue to get these Logitech Mice to work? Also seems >> to do the same thing to a different degree just with new HP USB mice >> >> > > I have used many cordless Logitech mice with Sun Ray in the past, without > issue. In fact, I'm > using one right now (M-RM67A). I use them pretty much exclusively with my > Sun Rays. They > just work. Either: > > - your mice, cables, or Sun Rays are broken, or > - these mice must not be presenting standard USB Boot HID interfaces, and > they must require a special driver. I would find this very surprising given > my past success with Logitech mice. > > I just had to return a new Logitech cordless mouse because it suddenly > started constantly moving the pointer > left (both on Sun Rays and a laptop, so I knew it was the mouse at fault). > > What model(s) of mice are you having trouble with? > > -Bob > > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users >
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