ptuomola@clinet.fi (Petri Tuomola) (06/21/91)
I have installed X386 to my system and everything works fine except one
IMPORTANT thing: the mouse doesn't work. The mouse pointer moves randomly
when I move the mouse and sometimes it doesn't move at all. Pressing buttons
have no effect.
My system's configuration is
386/33 w/cache
ET4000 SuperVGA
Logitech Serial mouse
I have set the mouse correctly to /usr/lib/X11/X386/Xconfig ("Logitech
/dev/tty00") and the X386 doesn't give any errors. I have tried the mouse
both with and without the FAS serial IO-driver (2.08.00). My operating
system is ISC 2.0.2.
Any help about this problem is very welcome. The X386 is great software,
and I would like to use it.
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You might be using a Logitech mouse that emulates a Microsoft mouse. I had a similar problem (random motion) with a Logitech mouse and WordPerfect 5.1 under DOS; telling it I had a Microsoft mouse fixed the problem. I haven't tried compiling X386 yet, though. -- David J. MacKenzie <djm@eng.umd.edu> <djm@ai.mit.edu>
micha@dolbyco (michael zuelsdorff) (06/26/91)
ptuomola@clinet.fi (Petri Tuomola) writes: >I have installed X386 to my system and everything works fine except one >IMPORTANT thing: the mouse doesn't work. The mouse pointer moves randomly >when I move the mouse and sometimes it doesn't move at all. Pressing buttons >have no effect. >My system's configuration is >386/33 w/cache >ET4000 SuperVGA >Logitech Serial mouse >I have set the mouse correctly to /usr/lib/X11/X386/Xconfig ("Logitech >/dev/tty00") and the X386 doesn't give any errors. I have tried the mouse >both with and without the FAS serial IO-driver (2.08.00). My operating >system is ISC 2.0.2. hi, my system is SCO-Unix, and maybe the device name differs, but try an entry like : Logitech 3 1200 ms "/dev/tty2a". (Logitech 3-button mouse, connected to serial port 2 with 1200 baud and ms protocol). micha -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /~~~~~~~~~/ Rockinger Voice: 0511-8091223 ) [=II=========\\ Guitars GmbH /....../ Hannover, Germany Rockn' Roll is bio-degradable