Hardware Support Account wrote:
Hi,
You have to setup your input.node file, check out the doc’s that came
with the DDK in Photon. Create a /etc/config/trap/input.{hostname} file
and in there put the commandline options to devi-hirun that the DDK doc’s
talk about. Also make sure you have the Keyboard entry in the line as
well.
NOTE: Don’t put in the input.{hostname} file the actually command
“devi-hirun”.
Hmm. Docs claim than on QNX6 you need to put the whole command line in
there (while on QNX4 you don’t). I do put devi-hirun there and it works.
I’ve got iFeel mouse working yesterday. Few hints:
- It does not work at all through USB-PS2 adapter. Darn thing is
USB-only.
- You need to disable ‘Legacy USB support’ in BIOS. Before I did that
RTP would not even start booting. Even Win2k had intermittent boot
problems (Intel 820 Mobo).
- Use ‘msoft’ protocol (docs misleadingly suggest Logitec mice use
‘msys’).
- Don’t use ‘intellimouse’ option though.
- I think I remember some note somewhere that you should avoid
resetting mouse (-R). I might be wrong here.
So here is how I have it:
In /etc/rc.d/rc.local
devu-uhci &
devu-mouse &
In /etc/system/trap/input.$HOSTNAME
devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/kdb msoft -R fd -d/dev/usbmouse0
Sadly, the wheel does not work. Mouse configurator does not even enable
to check the ‘wheel’ box. The acceleration also seems too high for me
even on lowest setting. Try manually increasing threshold to something
like 500 (see dev-hirun docs ‘rel’ module options), they should be in a
file called devi-rel-options or so in the same directory.
Also I don’t see why you need PS/2 mouse too, Win2k works perfectly with
iFeel on USB port.
Erick.
Edguy <> edguy@swipnet.se> > wrote:
Im having problemes getting my USB mouse to work.
I’ve got the USB DDK, and when i run devu-mouse, devu-uhci, and finally usb,
it detects my mouse (microsoft optical). So far everything is nice, tho i
haven’t verified that it’s actually IS working, but at least it detects the
mouse.
Then comes the real problem, if i boot up QNX without a ps/2 mouse
plugged(the ps2 IRQ now becomes released), everything is fine until AFTER i
login, then the keyboard DIES, can’t do anything with it, not even num-lock,
caps etc works…
and i really dont want to have a ps2 mouse connected aswell, cause i run
Win2k on the same machine…
Any ideas how to fix this?