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:
/var/log/messages output:
/etc/X11/xorg.conf output:
I tried to run pkgtool and reset the mouse setup but it also didn't help.

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

Sorry, I should have written:
and
My mistake.

kernel 3.6.5 lsmod
http://pastebin.com/sHbcYp0q

kernel 3.2.29
is clean like
lsusb on both kernels

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.

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.
but when i look in lsmod | grep hci i just get this output below:
from here we can see that these modules are not used right now. maybe that's the problem?

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

Wrong. If a module shows in lsmod's output it is (or was recently) used, as it is loaded. The 0 at the end of the line only means that it is not a dependency of another loaded module. That's what "used by" means.

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:

yeah but lsmod is empty when I boot from cd into kernel 3.2.29.

Boot with the generic kernel instead of the huge kernel...(this will require an initrd).

how do i do that?

I juste tried with both installation kernels (huge.s and hugesmp.s) and in both cases I had 41 modules loaded. This was with a shiny new Slackware 14.

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:
(3) To make sure that kernel modules be installed, please provide output of following command: