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Bug 31111

Summary:	Logitech Wheel Mouse PS/2 USB
Product:	[Retired] Red Hat Linux	Reporter:	Craig Kelley <namonai>
Component:	mouseconfig	Assignee:	Matt Wilson <msw>
Status:	CLOSED NOTABUG	QA Contact:	David Lawrence <dkl>
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Description Craig Kelley 2001-03-08 23:03:17 UTC

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I have a Logitech Wheel Mouse PS/2, but both anaconda and mouseconfig say
it must be USB.  :)  I tried the USB option on installation and it freaked
out the first time X11 started up.  I re-ran mouseconfig and lied by saying
it was a generic 3-button mouse and then manually edited
/etc/X11/XF86Config to uncommont the ZAxisMapping there (it worked fine
after that).

Kudos on the new installer.  It autodetected *everything* in my system
(Radeon 32DDR, 3Com NIC, even my 21" monitor!).  I like it.

Comment 1 Matt Wilson 2001-03-08 23:05:56 UTC

which selection did you choose in mouseconfig that made a non-working X
configuration?

Comment 2 Craig Kelley 2001-03-09 03:10:17 UTC

I chose Logitech Wheel Mouse (USB), which caused X11 to not start.  It *is* a Logitech Wheel Mouse, but it is PS/2 and not USB.

Comment 3 Bill Nottingham 2001-03-09 03:23:06 UTC

Do you have a USB keyboard?

Comment 4 Craig Kelley 2001-03-09 03:35:17 UTC

No.  There were plenty of PS/2 options in the anaconda/mouseconfig window, but the Logitech Wheel Mouse wasn't one of them.  You just need to add a 
new entry that is just like the Logitech Wheel Mouse (USB), but make /dev/mouse a soft link to /dev/psaux instead of USB.

Comment 5 Craig Kelley 2001-03-09 03:36:02 UTC

(And call it Logitech Wheel Mouse (PS/2) instead)

Comment 6 Matt Wilson 2001-03-09 03:48:41 UTC

don't select the "USB" option if you don't have a USB mouse.
I'll see about adding an entry.

Comment 7 Josh Cogliati 2003-07-02 14:13:24 UTC

On the other hand, if you have a USB mouse, and set the protocol to USB, X11
will not start.  Also the mouse wheel will not work.