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running Slack 10
microsoft basic optical mouse usb
The mouse works, even the wheel works as a push button. However it wont scroll. I have added the obvious entries to xorg.conf, and confirmed I am using the 2.0 usb driver ehci-hcd
Well, it's true that "Protocol" should be set to "IMPS/2" to make sure. Also the "ZAxis Mapping" should be all one word, "ZAxisMapping", and you should not need to specify the number of buttons, although neither should setting it to "5" create a problem. To start with though, I would set the section like this, and see what happened:
It could be that you've had every option right at one time or another, but never had them all right at the same time. :-)
Your probably right as its working with IMPS/2 option now.
FYI "ZAxis Mapping" with the space is what I have in there now, and its working. Seen both ways all over the net. So I guess it does not matter
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