Re: PS/2 Mouse Port...related question

2000-01-21 Thread aphro
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, David J. Kanter wrote: djkant >I have a Logitech MouseMan Wheel, yet must use the ps2 driver rather than djkant >the Logitech MouseMan driver when running XF86Setup (the Logitech driver djkant >makes the mouse jumpy). Why is that? Is my mouse schizophrenic? the mouseman driv

Re: PS/2 Mouse Port...related question

2000-01-21 Thread Bryan Scaringe
Turns out that the old Logitech mice used a proprietary protocol. That is what XFree86 refers to when it says "Logitech mouse". Gnerally, any mouse that connects to a PS/2 port will use the PS/2 protocol. Bryan On 21-Jan-2000 Nick Jennings wrote: > On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 05:51:39PM -0600, David

Re: PS/2 Mouse Port...related question

2000-01-21 Thread David Z. Maze
David J Kanter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: DJK> I have a Logitech MouseMan Wheel, yet must use the ps2 driver rather than DJK> the Logitech MouseMan driver when running XF86Setup (the Logitech driver DJK> makes the mouse jumpy). Why is that? Is my mouse schizophrenic? DJK> DJK> Is the key the conn

Re: PS/2 Mouse Port...related question

2000-01-21 Thread Nick Jennings
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 05:51:39PM -0600, David J. Kanter wrote: > I have a Logitech MouseMan Wheel, yet must use the ps2 driver rather than > the Logitech MouseMan driver when running XF86Setup (the Logitech driver > makes the mouse jumpy). Why is that? Is my mouse schizophrenic? > > Is the key t

Re: PS/2 Mouse Port...related question

2000-01-21 Thread David J. Kanter
I have a Logitech MouseMan Wheel, yet must use the ps2 driver rather than the Logitech MouseMan driver when running XF86Setup (the Logitech driver makes the mouse jumpy). Why is that? Is my mouse schizophrenic? Is the key the connector at the back of my desktop, not the label on the bottom of my m