On Thursday 15 November 2001 04:55 pm, you wrote:
> On Monday 15 October 2001 21:28, Joseph Braddock wrote:
> > Mine works right out the box except the the installer detected it as a
> > three button mouse and not a wheel mouse.  Once I changed it to a whell
> > mouse, all was fine.
> >
> > On Sunday 14 October 2001 08:29 pm, you wrote:
> > > Anybody have luck using a Logitech wheel mouse in 8.1????
> > > Checked Xf86.config and Xf86.config-4 and the protocol seems OK,
> > > ZAxisMapping also seems OK - Wheel just won't work.
> > > Any pointers would be welcome.
> > > Thanks all,
>
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> I just set one of these up, and it is fairly accurate to say it worked
> right out of the box.  I did need to introduce the mouse to the
> basestation.  It didn't work in W2K either untill I did that.  Press the
> "connect" button on the base and then, within 3 seconds (ymmv) press the
> connect button on the mouse (under the mouse, you will need a pen of other
> sharp device).  I had a Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer that died, and
> after syncing the RF the Logitech slipped right in with no modifications
> needed.
>
> mg
I have had to do a couple of things with different installs.
1) Used the "generic ps/2" mouse in the control center after the install - 
worked fine the first time I installed 8.1 using ONLY the download install 
disk.
2) Tried to use the above method during install (all 3 download disks this 
time) and the mouse went "Plumb Nutz" ... On this one I waited until after 
the install was complete (used Logitech MouseMan+ for install) then edited  
/etc/X11/XF86.config-4 and changed the protocol to "IMPS/2"
Both have worked for me. I'm installing again (lost hda1) and same thing 
happened with generic wheel mouse, I'll post results of mouse config after 
install completes.

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