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That seems to be what I have for Linux and x.org (except for sysmouse, of course). I know there was a difference between them with the case if "IMPS/2", but I think that's ironed out now.
Without installing FreeBSD (which I may do anyways - just don't wanna play with Linux/FreeBSD/Windows bootloader right now), i can't suggest anything much except to try changing the "IMPS/2" to "ImPS/2" and see if it works.
Everything looks right. You've tried /dev/sysmouse, /dev/psm0, "auto", "IMPS/2". You have the ZAxisMapping entry (the biggie - doesn't always need the "Buttons" "5" option). Damn X syntax keeps changing!
Of course, getting to this point, i assume that your mouse works as a regular non-scrolling one...hmmm.
Its always something small. Thanks, I'll try to remember that, as I am thinking about installing either FreeBSD or NetBSD again. I may need to know that too.
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