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Re: Problems with Logitech mouse

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From: Marcos Seco Miguelez
Date: Thu, 02 Oct 1997 00:00
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On Mon, 29 Sep 1997, Dylan Jay wrote:

:> 
:>  I have installed red hat linux on my computer. Everything works except
:>  the mouse.
:>  I have a clear case logitech mouse ~10yrs old that works fine in windows
:>  and dos
:>  but does not seem to run at all under linux.
:>  gpm -t logi
:>  hangs
:>  /dev/mouse is linked to my com2
:>  x hangs.
:>  All other mouse types hang.
:>  Other actual mouse work fine.

  I had to deal with the same problem but with other mouse (primax I 
think) the answer can split in two depending on your mouse:

     i) your mouse hasn't switch to change between Micro$oft and 
  MouseSystem mode then try gpm -t ms and in X put the protocol as
  Micro$oft , usually this work

    ii) your mouse has the switch then put the mouse in MouseSystem mode 
  (switch to PC) and use gpm -t msc (I think this correspond to MouseSystem 
  mode) and in X put the protocol as MouseSystems.

in both cases you must disable SampleRate, BaudRate, ClearDTR and ClearDTS;
finally one thing more: be sure that your mouse is attached to COM2 ;-)

:>  mouse_test can not figure it out.
:>  
:>  Of course the easy solution is to go buy a $10 mouse to replace it but
:>  I'm very fond of my clear case mouse
:>  and it works perfectly in everything else.
:>  
:>  Can anybody help me or point me to where I may gleam the answers?
:>  
:>  TIA
:>  
:>  --
:>  
:>  Dylan.
:>  ___
:>  "If you laugh at fairy tales, you have never suffered"
:>  Mail:     djay@cse.unsw.edu.au
:>  Homepage: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~djay
:>  
:>  
:>  
:> 
:> 
 I Hope this will be sufficient to solve your problem.
					Marcos Seco
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From: Marcos Seco Miguelez <marcos@daniel.ft.uam.es>
Subject: Re: Problems with Logitech mouse
Date: 1997/10/02
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