Hi,
Sorry about this if I shoulda read something elesewhere . . .
Just got installed with QNX RTOS and need to ask a few questions ?
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How to accelerate the mouse
How to add items to the start menu
how to control the startup sequence so that I can boot into a term or GUI
Any help greatly appreciated (even if its “go here !”)
In article <Voyager.001002204518.2211871A@localhost.localdomain>,
input@cpcnw.com wrote:> Hi,> > Sorry about this if I shoulda read something
elesewhere . . .> > Just got installed with QNX RTOS and need to ask a few
questions ?> > 1) How to accelerate the mouse> try this sequence:bash$ ps |
grep devi4333600 1 devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/kbd msoft fd -d /dev/ser1
(highlight the command section of the line above, then paste it into the
command line. Add ‘rel -G 3’ to the end.)bash$ devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/kbd
msoft fd -d /dev/ser1 rel -G 3 You now have two keyboard/mouse handlers,
kill the old one.bash$ kill 4333600 That should add ‘times Three’
acceleration to your mouse. Ifigured this out today… bash$ use devi-hirun
Rick Evans
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On Tue, 03 Oct 2000 00:07:14 GMT, rkevans@my-deja.com wrote:
In article <> Voyager.001002204518.2211871A@localhost.localdomain> >,
input@cpcnw.com > wrote:> Hi,> > Sorry about this if I shoulda read something
elesewhere . . .> > Just got installed with QNX RTOS and need to ask a few
questions ?> > 1) How to accelerate the mouse> try this sequence:bash$ ps |Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/
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And he really screwed up the formatting !!!
Here’s a more readable version…
Tnx for suggestions Rick but your sequence of instructions
has gotten a little mixed up.
Yeah. I saw that the formatting was screwed by
(Deja-News + QNX/Voyager). Let’s try this again…
To make the mouse faster:
Find the command line for the current input driver
bash# ps | grep devi
The response is in the form of (thread id, parent thread id, command
line)
4333600 1 devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/kbd msoft fd -d /dev/ser1
Highlight the third field (beginning with devi-hirun) with the mouse
and ‘copy’ it.
Paste the old command line at the shell prompt, then add an option.
bash# devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/kbd msoft fd -d /dev/ser1 rel -G 3
(The reference page for devi-hirun gave me this option, you can use
the help menu under “utilities” to read it, or type “use devi-hirun”
at the shell prompt.)
Either way, the mouse should be 3 times as responsive now.
Kill the old input driver by thread number
bash# kill 4333600
At this point, I was happy with stuff. You might want to play with
other options as listed in the “use” equivalent to a manpage.
Hopefully, the formatting here was better.
Rick Evans
On Wed, 04 Oct 2000 01:33:56 GMT, revans1@SPAMBLOCKcfl.rr.com
(Rick Evans) wrote:
And how to make mouse work?
Microsoft Serial 2.0A.
Thanks.
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Igor Doveèer
On Wed, 04 Oct 2000 08:40:25 +0200, Igor Dovecer <id@vip.hr> wrote:
On Wed, 04 Oct 2000 01:33:56 GMT, revans1@SPAMBLOCKcfl.rr.com
(Rick Evans) wrote:And how to make mouse work?
Microsoft Serial 2.0A.Thanks.
Igor Doveèer
Igor,
I am still learning QNX/rtp myself, and my mouse has
always worked. I wish I could be more helpful.
Rick