I just installed QNX ( really like it), and it finds the hardare pretty fine
this far (though I’m stuck with the TNT driver for my Geforce2 PRO card).
Here’s my problem:
-
My USB MS Optical Intellimouse doesnt work. This is OK, I can always use
my standard ps/2 mouse (also by MS). Or atleast thats what I thought!
-
The friggin standard mouse doesnt work either! Doesnt matter if I plug it
in before i boot the computer, or if i do it while inside the GUI - the
pointer is still.
Please help me!
Version 6.1 doesn’t start USB drivers automatically. In order to use USB
mouse in this version,you must start manually (or via Photon startup
script):
- USB stack (devu-ohci or devu-uhci depending of USB controller on your
motherboard);
- USB mouse driver devu-mouse from sbin
- Photon input driver devi-hirun (just replace call of inputtrap utility in
ph script to devi-hirun call:
/usr/photon/bin/devi-hirun msoft fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 kbd fd -d
/dev/kbd )
To clarify your problem with PS2 mouse I’d like to know exactly this mouse’s
type and its manufacturer. I can also recommend you to download last version
of input driver devi-hirun from developers.qnx.com.
“Nemo2001” <love@blomquist.to> wrote in message
news:9n3coj$r15$1@inn.qnx.com…
I just installed QNX ( really like it), and it finds the hardare pretty
fine
this far (though I’m stuck with the TNT driver for my Geforce2 PRO card).
Here’s my problem:
-
My USB MS Optical Intellimouse doesnt work. This is OK, I can always
use
my standard ps/2 mouse (also by MS). Or atleast thats what I thought!
-
The friggin standard mouse doesnt work either! Doesnt matter if I plug
it
in before i boot the computer, or if i do it while inside the GUI - the
pointer is still.
Please help me!
Err - since im 100% newbie, could you possibly step by step explain how to
do so?
“Alex Chapiro” <achapiro@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9n3egu$nte$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Version 6.1 doesn’t start USB drivers automatically. In order to use USB
mouse in this version,you must start manually (or via Photon startup
script):
- USB stack (devu-ohci or devu-uhci depending of USB controller on your
motherboard);
- USB mouse driver devu-mouse from sbin
- Photon input driver devi-hirun (just replace call of inputtrap utility
in
ph script to devi-hirun call:
/usr/photon/bin/devi-hirun msoft fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 kbd fd -d
/dev/kbd )
To clarify your problem with PS2 mouse I’d like to know exactly this
mouse’s
type and its manufacturer. I can also recommend you to download last
version
of input driver devi-hirun from developers.qnx.com.
“Nemo2001” <> love@blomquist.to> > wrote in message
news:9n3coj$r15$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I just installed QNX ( really like it), and it finds the hardare pretty
fine
this far (though I’m stuck with the TNT driver for my Geforce2 PRO
card).
Here’s my problem:
-
My USB MS Optical Intellimouse doesnt work. This is OK, I can always
use
my standard ps/2 mouse (also by MS). Or atleast thats what I thought!
-
The friggin standard mouse doesnt work either! Doesnt matter if I
plug
it
in before i boot the computer, or if i do it while inside the GUI - the
pointer is still.
Please help me!
\
Err - since im 100% newbie, could you possibly step by step explain how to
do so?
- USB stack (devu-ohci or devu-uhci depending of USB controller on your
motherboard);
First, determine which USB controller you have. Just start system in safe
mode (press space bar while booting).
Then from command line run devu-ohci. If it starts succsessfly, go to the
next step. Otherwise try to start devu-uhci.
Then create script file /etc/rc.d/rc.local (don’t forget to change its mode
using chmod a+x rc.local after editing). Add two commands to this file:
devu-xhci (x stand for ‘o’ or ‘u’
/sbin/devu-mouse
Then create file /etc/system/trap/input.[HOSTNAME] (run hostname command to
know it).
In this file insert following string:
msoft fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 kbd fd -d
(I’m not sure which version of devi-hirun you are using, so create a link to
this drectory:
ln -fs /etc/system /etc/config
)
Reboot your computer.
That’s it for using USB mouse.
- USB mouse driver devu-mouse from sbin
- Photon input driver devi-hirun (just replace call of inputtrap utility
in
ph script to devi-hirun call:
/usr/photon/bin/devi-hirun msoft fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 kbd fd -d
/dev/kbd )
To clarify your problem with PS2 mouse I’d like to know exactly this
mouse’s
type and its manufacturer. I can also recommend you to download last
version
of input driver devi-hirun from developers.qnx.com.
Go to this site using any avalable browser and download file devi-hirun.
Copy it to diskette.
Boot qnx in safe mode.
Mount floppy:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /a
Copy this file:
cp /a/devi-hirun /usr/photon/bin
Change file mode
chmod a+x /usr/photon/bin /devi-hirun
Reboot your system .
That’s t for PS2 driver.
“Nemo2001” <> love@blomquist.to> > wrote in message
news:9n3coj$r15$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I just installed QNX ( really like it), and it finds the hardare
pretty
fine
this far (though I’m stuck with the TNT driver for my Geforce2 PRO
card).
Here’s my problem:
-
My USB MS Optical Intellimouse doesnt work. This is OK, I can
always
use
my standard ps/2 mouse (also by MS). Or atleast thats what I thought!
-
The friggin standard mouse doesnt work either! Doesnt matter if I
plug
it
in before i boot the computer, or if i do it while inside the GUI -
the
pointer is still.
Please help me!
\