Re: freezeups with Logitech wireless mouse

2003-01-31 Thread Bob Paige
Paul Winkler wrote: I have used both "woody" (xfree 4.1) and now "testing" (Xfree 4.2) with the wireless logitech keyboard and mouse. I have had no problems which were not resolved by pushing the reset switch on the keyboard, mouse, and control unit. Each of these buttons looks different an

Re: freezeups with Logitech wireless mouse

2003-01-30 Thread Paul Winkler
I have used both "woody" (xfree 4.1) and now "testing" (Xfree 4.2) with the wireless logitech keyboard and mouse. I have had no problems which were not resolved by pushing the reset switch on the keyboard, mouse, and control unit. Each of these buttons looks different and fooled me for some

Re: freezeups with Logitech wireless mouse

2003-01-30 Thread Jamin W. Collins
On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 12:24:20PM -0500, Bob Paige wrote: > I purchased the Logitech wireless mouse/keyboard combo (I really like > it) but have always had some amount of trouble with them. > > Under Mandrake, I could never start X with the wireless mouse > connected. If I did, the mouse would b

Re: freezeups with Logitech wireless mouse

2003-01-30 Thread nate
Bob Paige said: > Under Debian (and XFree86 4.2), if I start X with the wireless mouse > connected, the computer freezes. I literally have to power-cycle it. If I > start X with a wired mouse then switch, it works fine. IRQ problem? What motherboard/USB chipset(UHCI/OHCI)? I use a Wireless logi