Hi,
OK, here is what I have:
PIII machine with 2 USB ports.
MS Explorer USB mouse.
QNX 4.25 patch E
QNX Windows 4.24
USB DDK kit.
I start the USB port with the instruction:
devu-uhci &
It does registers /dev/usb as expected.
Start the mouse driver with:
devu-mouse &
and it registers /dev/usbmouse0 as it should.
Run ‘usb’ command and the mouse shows there.
Start legacy mouse support:
Mouse &
Start Input:
Input -d /dev/mousein msoft fd -d /dev/usbmouse0 &
Test mouse with “Mouse test” and is a no go.
What I am doing wrong?
Best regards,
Gabriel
Made it to work, seems I had to use the ‘-R’ option in Input, it should have
been:
Input -d/dev/mousein msoft -R fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 &
Works like a charm now. Go figure.
Best regards,
Gabriel
“Gabriel Coindreau” <gcoindreau@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
OK, here is what I have:
PIII machine with 2 USB ports.
MS Explorer USB mouse.
QNX 4.25 patch E
QNX Windows 4.24
USB DDK kit.
I start the USB port with the instruction:
devu-uhci &
It does registers /dev/usb as expected.
Start the mouse driver with:
devu-mouse &
and it registers /dev/usbmouse0 as it should.
Run ‘usb’ command and the mouse shows there.
Start legacy mouse support:
Mouse &
Start Input:
Input -d /dev/mousein msoft fd -d /dev/usbmouse0 &
Test mouse with “Mouse test” and is a no go.
What I am doing wrong?
Best regards,
Gabriel