Hi everyone,
I seem to be having a problem with getting the right mouse for my RasPi!
I have an Asda USB powered mouse, and it just won't work at all. I have plugged it directly to the RasPi, and also through a powered hub, but it doesn't work.
Also, I have bought a Tesco branded wireless mouse with a nano dongle, and that won't work either, through the powered hub, or direct!
I borrowed a mini USB retractable cabled mouse from my girlfriend, and that works! (I can't keep it though, it's hers, and I can't seem to find another one anywhere!)
Is there anyone out there who can help me either get the wireless mouse to work, or to help me find a decent (cheap) mouse that will work?
Thanks in advance!
Porchy
Mouse Problems!
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Does no one have any advice?
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I use a Dell wired mouse that was being thrown out at work, and that works fine.
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These incompatibilities are very odd.
All my equipment is old. I have piles of it in boxes thrown out from work years ago. All of it is PS/2 and it all works.
Completely indestructible so I have never needed to buy replacements.
I just had to get a PS2/USB Y converter so I could plug everything into the Pi.
All my equipment is old. I have piles of it in boxes thrown out from work years ago. All of it is PS/2 and it all works.
Completely indestructible so I have never needed to buy replacements.
I just had to get a PS2/USB Y converter so I could plug everything into the Pi.
I had mouse probs after updating boot files but forgetting to update the modules in debian - nothing like that no?
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It's very strange, sometimes the retractable mini mouse works, then sometimes, when I reboot, an error shows up on the boot screen saying cannot restart USB 1? Or something like that, I'll try and get a picture for it.
also, I have tried booting it with deviant 'squeeze', fedora arm and arch linux, all with differing outcomes!
I'm starting to think I may have a faulty pi! Is there any way for me to test it?
thanks,
dan
also, I have tried booting it with deviant 'squeeze', fedora arm and arch linux, all with differing outcomes!
I'm starting to think I may have a faulty pi! Is there any way for me to test it?
thanks,
dan
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