I can't get this to work properly on my wife's portable - and I was just beginning to persuade her to adopt Linux! (Suse 8.1) Does anyone know what it should be configured as in Yast - or do I have to set it up manually in some other way? At the moment, the cursor is well to the right of what it is really pointing to. Best wishes Timothy Mason
Hi, i have found something in the net, that probably will help you. I believe that mouse generates problems with other motherboard, but i can't remenber where i saw it. This is the link http://physics.wm.edu/~norman/Mouse_Diag/ I hope this could help you. best regards Marco Oliveira On Tuesday 22 April 2003 19:44, Timothy Mason wrote: I can't get this to work properly on my wife's portable - and I was just beginning to persuade her to adopt Linux! (Suse 8.1) Does anyone know what it should be configured as in Yast - or do I have to set it up manually in some other way? At the moment, the cursor is well to the right of what it is really pointing to. Best wishes Timothy Mason
On Tuesday 22 April 2003 19:44, I wrote: I can't get this to work properly on my wife's portable - and I was just beginning to persuade her to adopt Linux! (Suse 8.1) Does anyone know what it should be configured as in Yast - or do I have to set it up manually in some other way? At the moment, the cursor is well to the right of what it is really pointing to.
On Tue, 2003-04-22 at 22:19, Marco Oliveira replied :
Hi, i have found something in the net, that probably will help you. I believe that mouse generates problems with other motherboard, but i can't remenber where i saw it. This is the link http://physics.wm.edu/~norman/Mouse_Diag/ I hope this could help you.
Thank you very much for the address. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to tackle my problem ; the programme at that web-site is designed to test the wheel mechanism of the M-S48. The problem I am having is that the mouse actually points at a spot to the right of where its action is effective. I have tried all the possibilities in the YAST menu ; on some of them, it works for a while and then slips over to the right again. I think I had better offer it a decent funeral and replace. Best wishes Timothy Mason
hi, Probably it is the best thing to do. :-) BR Marco On Tuesday 22 April 2003 21:35, Timothy Mason wrote: On Tuesday 22 April 2003 19:44, I wrote: I can't get this to work properly on my wife's portable - and I was just beginning to persuade her to adopt Linux! (Suse 8.1) Does anyone know what it should be configured as in Yast - or do I have to set it up manually in some other way? At the moment, the cursor is well to the right of what it is really pointing to. On Tue, 2003-04-22 at 22:19, Marco Oliveira replied : Hi, i have found something in the net, that probably will help you. I believe that mouse generates problems with other motherboard, but i can't remenber where i saw it. This is the link http://physics.wm.edu/~norman/Mouse_Diag/ I hope this could help you. Thank you very much for the address. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to tackle my problem ; the programme at that web-site is designed to test the wheel mechanism of the M-S48. The problem I am having is that the mouse actually points at a spot to the right of where its action is effective. I have tried all the possibilities in the YAST menu ; on some of them, it works for a while and then slips over to the right again. I think I had better offer it a decent funeral and replace. Best wishes Timothy Mason
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