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mkchis

Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by mkchis »

Hi everybody. I'm a Mint newbie from Spain;

I just installed the x64 Helena and everything seems to work fine. The only thing I can't solve by myself is to configure the mouse buttons, it's a cordless laser mouse model LX5 from Logitech. I'd like to configure the side buttons of the wheel, to be able to go forward and backward over the windows by just pressing those buttons, like once I did in Windows.

I searched over the net and there is people who did it by editing the "xorg.conf" file, but it seems not to work for me in this distro, trying with "xev" app it doesn't recongnize those 2 buttons like it does with the other ones...

So my question is, are there any Logitech drivers working in Helena? if not, how do I configure the mouse buttons to make them do what I want them to do....?

Thanks in advance!
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richyrich

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by richyrich »

There is an app called lomoco, available in the Package Manager (Logitech Mouse Control). Not sure if will work for your specific mouse or not, but may be worth a try. :)

Let us know if it works for you, richy
mkchis

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by mkchis »

Ok, I installed lomoco with no problem, but when I try to configure it from the terminal it says always:

"004.002: 046d:c517 Unsupported Logitech device: USB Receiver"

It's like my mouse is not supported by this drivers... any idea?
richyrich

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by richyrich »

What commands are you using ?
mkchis

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by mkchis »

I tried every command appearing in "lomoco -?", that are:

/boot $ lomoco -?
Usage: lomoco [OPTION...]
Manage vendor-specific features of Logitech USB mice.

Device Matching
-b, --bus=USB-BUS-NUMBER Only apply the command to the specified bus,
specified in full (e.g. 001 for bus 1)
-d, --dev=USB-DEV-NUMBER Only apply the command to the specified device
number, specified in full (e.g. 034 for device
34)
-p, --pid=PRODUCT-ID Only apply the command to the specified product
ID, specified in hexadecimal and in full (e.g.
C025 for an MX-500 optical mouse)

Actions
-i, --inquire Obtain and display the status of all supported
capabilities for all matching devices
-s, --scan Scan the USB bus and report any matching,
supported Logitech mice

Wireless Status Reporting (CSR command set)
-1, --ch1 Set matching devices to channel 1
-2, --ch2 Set matching devices to channel 2
-c, --clear Make the receiver forget about the mouse connected
to it.
-l, --lock Stop the 30 second search for a wireless mouse.
-u, --unlock Unlock the receiver and search for a wireless
mouse in range.

Resolution Changing (RES command set)
-4, --400 Set matching devices to a resolution of 400cpi
-8, --800 Set matching devices to a resolution of 800cpi
-g, --2000 Set matching devices to a high resolution of
2000cpi
-h, --1600 Set matching devices to a high resolution of
1600cpi
-m, --1200 Set matching devices to a medium resolution of
1200cpi

SmartScroll/Cruise Control (SMS command set)
--no-sms Disable SmartScroll/Cruise Control. 'Up' and
'down' buttons do not also issue wheel events
--sms Enable SmartScroll/Cruise Control. 'Up' and 'down'
buttons also issuewheel up/down events

-?, --help Give this help list
--usage Give a short usage message
-V, --version Print program version
"

None of them are working, and now it doesn't even recognize my mouse, and says:
"/boot $ lomoco -i
004.002: 046d:c517 Unsupported Logitech device: Unknown
"
richyrich

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by richyrich »

Yea, it's not detecting your mouse ! :(

When I searched the Package Manager earlier, I saw libgii1 , take a look at it, read the properties, and maybe try it ? ? ?
mkchis

Re: Logitech mouse drivers?

Post by mkchis »

I've tried all i've found in google and your solutions as well with no results.
I think it doesn't reconize the z-wheel buttons, look when I run "XEV" in the terminal happens this:

1.- If I press a normal button of the mouse it recognizes it and says this:
"ButtonRelease event, serial 36, synthetic NO, window 0x3c00001,
root 0xa5, subw 0x0, time 1309372, (176,11), root:(181,38),
state 0x110, button 1, same_screen YES"

"2.- But when I press a z-axis button of the wheel it returns me a false:
KeyPress event, serial 36, synthetic NO, window 0x3c00001,
root 0xa5, subw 0x0, time 1310692, (177,12), root:(182,39),
state 0x10, keycode 78 (keysym 0xff14, Scroll_Lock), same_screen YES,
XLookupString gives 0 bytes:
XmbLookupString gives 0 bytes:
XFilterEvent returns: False"

I'm starting to surrender... and I don't like it!!!! thanks 4 hlp anyway
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