Hi
I am posting this message again because I am desperate. I have search the net, joined the x.org mailing list and have gotten no where. I never even got a response on the x.org mailing list.
I am using a microsoft wireless laser mouse model 6000, and it moves fine but when you move over icons menus etc it will click on it own.
I am at the point of switching to Ubuntu which works just fine. I have even changed my xorg.conf file to match Ubuntus for the mouse section and still no go. I have added the plus repositories and updated to the latest kernel and still no go.
My xorg.conf file look like the following
Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse0" Driver "mouse" Option "CorePointer" Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice" Option "Protocol" "ExplorerPS/2" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" Option "Emulate3Buttons" "yes" EndSection
My system is a dual athlon 2.2Ghz (Tyan mpx) 1gig ram 200Gig HD Ati 9700Pro 128Meg USB 1.1 USB microsoft 6000 laser mouse (wireless) pluged into a 4port hub USB Saitek eclipse keyboard. pluged into a 4port hub
Thanks for any help
Mace
Mace Eliason wrote:
Hi
I am posting this message again because I am desperate. I have search the net, joined the x.org mailing list and have gotten no where. I never even got a response on the x.org mailing list.
I am using a microsoft wireless laser mouse model 6000, and it moves fine but when you move over icons menus etc it will click on it own.
I am at the point of switching to Ubuntu which works just fine. I have even changed my xorg.conf file to match Ubuntus for the mouse section and still no go. I have added the plus repositories and updated to the latest kernel and still no go.
My xorg.conf file look like the following
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Thanks for any help
Mace
This is a wild stab in the dark, but in the past I've had weird problems with mice (sometimes on KVMs, some laptop touch pads, some just plain mice) and was able to resolve the issues by using the 'psmouse.proto' boot parameter. I've had a lot of luck by appending 'psmouse.proto=imps' to the kernel line in grub.conf. The mouse-related options, along with a LOT of other goodies, are documented in the kernel-parameters.txt file in the kernel docs. Of course, your mileage may vary. ;^)