Scroll mouse and Screen resolution
Hi all,
I have a brand new HP Compaq cd 7600 sff pc. with logitech USB Optical Scroll mouse (physically I see 3 buttons including the scroll wheel) my xorg.conf is as following (omitting the comments) Code:
can anybody help with this.. second ... I have a DELL TFT monitor which on another windows machine supports upto 1152x864 resolution, but on this new machine which obviously has more powerful graphics card, shows only resolution upto 1024x768.... the monitor section in the xorg.conf is as following.. Code:
thanks in advance.. Hardik |
try this dude
Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Mouse0" Driver "mouse" Option "Protocol" "auto" Option "Device" "/dev/mouse" Option "Buttons" "5" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" EndSection on the monitor section, what graphics card is it? did you compile the kernel yourself? duuuude, the kerneeeeeeeeel.... |
try making a xorgconf.
its not the display section you have to look but to the Screen section and the resolution modes that are there... to you mouse, you have to check with the command xev and check what buttons are you scroll wheel... try it and change what show in xev to your ZAxisMapping option [ ]'s |
Hi,
thanks for your help, but I did not have any success... in any of these tries the output of my xev command is as following Code:
Outer window is 0x400001, inner window is 0x400002 there is nothing like ZAxisMapping and no event is generated when I scroll witht the wheel. and sorry for pasting the Monitor configurations... instead of screen... the graphic driver selected in VESA Framebuffer and the screen section goes like this: Code:
may be specified from the X server command line with the "-screen" "1152x864" is added by me according to some search results.. Hardik. |
and about the Kernel...
since, I have a SATA harddrive, I am using sata.i kernel image which is from the slackware cd 1 |
Hallo guys,
I am really sorry to bother you about the mouse prob. it was just a spelling mistake.. i wrote protocal instead of protocol , now it is working well. Now I want to use the full resolution |
use the right driver for you video borad not a generic vesa... and you need to put the Driver "somedrive" option in the screen section (you may start trying with the Driver "vesa" to see if everything goes fine and them you can try the driver for you video card, like ati o nvida, the both have drivers to linux in their website)...
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id recompile the kernel...
thats what linux is about anyway |
hi guys,
thanks for your help.. some how it is workignnow but it is able to shwo 1280x1024 but not 1152x864 and the funny thing is I just changed the Identifier to "i810 845G" instead of "VESA Framebuffer" and the driver is still vesa.. i dont know how this is working but anyway it is working... thanks once again. Hardik |
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