Re: [arch-general] usb keyboard and mouse
I try usbhid (as Celti say) driver and it seems it works, but I file a bug anyway. I think 2 more drivers would not be unnecessary. I don't try Emulate3Buttons=false, I'll do it today with mouse driver..
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 10:11, Sergej Pupykin
I try usbhid (as Celti say) driver and it seems it works, but I file a bug anyway. I think 2 more drivers would not be unnecessary.
I don't try Emulate3Buttons=false, I'll do it today with mouse driver..
The problem with that is that usbmouse and usbkbd can cause problems with usbhid. They are specifically for special, embedded situations, and should be left out. ~celti
The problem with that is that usbmouse and usbkbd can cause problems with usbhid. They are specifically for special, embedded situations,
Which problems? I try to switch off Emulate3Buttons - result was the same - evdev works ok, mouse has clicking problems. But may be problem is in my hands :)
On Dienstag, 1. Juli 2008 23:15 Sergej Pupykin wrote:
I try to switch off Emulate3Buttons - result was the same - evdev works ok, mouse has clicking problems. But may be problem is in my hands :)
This is only a question to make it complet. Do you append "CorePointer" to your mouse device? Example: InputDevice "mouse" "CorePointer" Here http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=384682 the problem was the usb port. Perhaps you can give it a try. But i must say if all works fine with usbmouse for you than why should you test other configurations.-) Good Luck, Attila
InputDevice "mouse" "CorePointer"
I already try it. It was a problem. I found that xorg inits mouse driver twice (from layout and first mouse for CorePointer), so I can not do a single mouse click. Thanks.
On Mittwoch, 2. Juli 2008 09:30 Sergej Pupykin wrote:
I already try it. It was a problem. I found that xorg inits mouse driver twice (from layout and first mouse for CorePointer), so I can not do a single mouse click.
Normaly the CorePointer is the identifier for the device what you want to have, strange. Hmm, perhaps was my suggestion too much unknowable from me so i say it with the examples from my xorg.conf: ... Section "InputDevice" Identifier "WheelMouseUSB" Driver "mouse" Option "Protocol" "ImPS/2" Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice" Option "Emulate3Buttons" "false" Option "Buttons" "5" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" EndSection ... Section "ServerLayout" ... InputDevice "WheelMouseUSB" "CorePointer" ... EndSection Have you make your tests only with your kernel or with the arch kernel too? I don't know if this modprobe/rmmod usbmouse game could have some sideeffects. But as is said before this be only thoughts from myself about it and no suggestions to change your working solution.-) See you, Attila
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