logitech usb mouse M305 not working (slackware14/64bit)
i am using kernel 3.6.5.
since the new installation of this kernel i couldn't make this mouse (logitech wireless mouse m305) work. the mouse is recognized, it is turned on. tried also another usb port. dmesg | tail -20 output: Quote:
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what whould you suggest? |
I would suspect a kernel's configuration issue.
To check, you could start Slackware with a 3.2.29 kernel and your mouse plugged in, and type "dmesg|sort > 3229.txt" then do the same with the 3.6.5 kernel, the output file being 365.txt, and compare the files. |
kernel 3.2.29
http://pastebin.com/bYLQDfAu kernel 3.6.5 http://pastebin.com/iU3tSE4g i found the same lines in both outputs Quote:
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Sorry, I should have written:
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lsmod | sort > 3229.txt Code:
lsmod | sort > 365.txt |
kernel 3.6.5 lsmod
http://pastebin.com/sHbcYp0q kernel 3.2.29 is clean like Quote:
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I can hardly believe that you have no module loaded with 3.2.29 unless you re-configured it with "make allyesconfig". Please check again.
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i booted from slackware cd and didn't run startx, just typed in to the shell after login.
i found something strange. if i look up in lsmod is says that the device is using xhci_hcd. that's a module. Quote:
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today i tried 2 other mouses. logitech m185 and another cordless logitech mouse. they also didn't work |
I don't know, if it's the same problem, but i have compiled another version of xf86-input-evdev
for one zenwalk user, who had a problem with one Logitech G600 mouse and xf86-input-evdev-2.7.0 related here ( but i don't have a 64 bit version of this new package): http://support.zenwalk.org/viewtopic...gitech#p158602 |
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Why don't you send us output of "lsmod | sort" with your 3.2.29 kernel, as I already requested twice? I am suspecting a misconfiguration or your 3.6.5 kernel, that's why I am asking that. Out of curiosity, why do you need a 3.6.5 kernel? And how did you configure it? Please show us the config file for it. |
i tried it again. i booted from cd, typed in huge.s root=/dev/sda5 rdinit=ro to boot into my system.
i logged in and lsmod was empty again. if I start X, i am not able to use my keyboard and mouse. before startx i checked if have internet connection. no eth0 device was found. tried the same with an older cd (slack 13.37), but got the same results. it is very strange. so I still couldn't get the output from lsmod with another kernel. this is why i installed a newer kernel (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...it-4175434378/) btw: kernel 3.6.5 config: http://pastebin.com/vDxjTQDH kernel 3.2.29 config: http://pastebin.com/LZhhzbL0 edit compared both configs, in 3.2.29 xhci_hcd is on yes, and in kernel 3.6.5 it's set M (manual). |
If lsmod is empty though 3.6.5 kernel be configured with many modules, that would mean that udev doesn't work properly with that kernel. I do not know why, though :scratch:
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yeah but lsmod is empty when I boot from cd into kernel 3.2.29.
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Boot with the generic kernel instead of the huge kernel...(this will require an initrd).
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how do i do that?
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So having no module loaded could be due not to the kernel itself, but to other components of your system not installed or working properly. (1) Did you make a full installation? (2) Please provide output of following command: Code:
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du --max-depth=1 -h /lib/modules/ |
(1) yes i made a full installation. just installed from cd with xfce.
(2) - (3) should run both commands in my 3.6.5 environment or 3.2.29 booted kernel? edit: /etc/rc.d output Quote:
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It seems that you do have the kernel modules installed and that the needed files in /etc/rc.d (namely, rc.udev and rc.modules) be executable. So, sorry but no more clue.
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so good news.
in /lib/modules I changed the foldername of 3.2.29 to 3.2.29backup, that's why 3.2.29 couldn't load any modules and that's why my keyboard & mouse & ethernet was not working after startx. I changed the name of folder 3.2.29backup to 3.2.29 and now I am able to use my mouse after startx and all modules could load at startup. this is now lsmod output in kernel 3.2.29 Quote:
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still couldn't solve it :/
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updated to kernel 3.7.1 from slackpkg and what a surprise, the mouse works.
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