Re: Wireless USB Wheel Mouse under X
"D. Joe Anderson" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.bbc.general |
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On Mon, Apr 14, 2003 at 09:40:48AM -0700, Stefan Johnson wrote: > I just finished reading the archives again. I'm trying to get my > Micro Innovations wireless USB wheel mouse working. When I cat > /dev/input/mice I get the expected junk whenever I move the mouse, > click buttons, etc. When I change the link for /dev/mouse to point > to /dev/input/mice and run startx, X doesn't recognize > any mouse events. Is there a place to change the mouse X expects > to use? I read somewhere that this isn't the normal XFree86 and > that it is picky about certain things. I looked for an XF86Config > file and didn't see one, so I assume it is a specialized version of > X. If I don't change the link for /dev/mouse, X reads events from > the built-in touch pad just fine. The touch pad is a pain, > however, as every time i type, my palm brushes against it, sending > the mouse all over the place and causing general havok. What image are you testing? There are several listed at http://www.lnx-bbc.org/testing.html, and more all the time at http://www.lnx-bbc.org/builds/ > I still haven't gotten networking to work either, but I have > determined that the correct driver is the natsemi.o provided. I > think it's a problem with either a) discover, b) dhcp tools, or c) > trivial-net-setup. I noticed that there are modules hard coded > into the trivial-net-setup script and that the natsemi.o isn't one > of them. It probably isn't the problem, but I thought I'd ask. > Finally, I wanted to mention that the Lexar JumpDrive > Trio (uses SD, MMC, and Memory Stick) USB drive works > fine. I was able to mount my 64M SD under /dev/sda1 > without a snag. :) It's a nice cheap drive for anyone > interested. Good to know. > I'll work on narrowing down my networking issue and see if I can > get it to work. If I can, I can set up a GAR build system on my SD > and build my own custom Lnx-BBC disk. (It'd be nice to have an IRC > client of some sort on the disk, but space is a premium.) Thanks > for any help and suggestions. Stefan irssi is included in most builds, I think. --Joe