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I have the exact same mouse, and while there is most likely a simpler way to do this under SUSE, you can try the method I use for the time being:
1. Open up the xorg.conf file ( most likely in /etc/X11 ) in any text editor.
2. Find a part of the file labelled Section "InputDevice". Go to the sub-section labelled either "PS/2 Mouse" ( if you are using the PS/2 adapter ) or "USB Mouse" ( if you plugged it directly into a USB port ) and change:
- option "Protocol" to "ExplorerPS/2"
- option "ZAxisMapping" to "6 7"
- option "Buttons" to "7"
3. Save the file and restart X.
4. Type in a terminal:
xmodmap -e "pointer = 1 2 3 6 7 4 5"
You may get a warning such as "Warning: Only changing the first 7 of 11 buttons.", but if so, the buttons will work in spite of it.
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