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serial 2 ps/2 mouse adapter mouse acts funny
Description the mouse to work correctly the mouse goes diagonally when moving up and down. It is quite laggy and it works perfectly in DOS
Configuration latest 286 with serial 2 ps/2 mouse adapter mouse system
How to reproduce ?
- Does the problem always happen ?
- yes when using nx programs
- List the steps to reproduce the problem.
- get an adapter ps/2 to serial adapter and try it yourself. i have one and willing to test it
Additional information i am willing to help fix this issue with nx system
Hi @sparky4,
Is your mouse outputting Microsoft protocol, or perhaps pc/Logitech? This can be better determined by running the mouse program from the command line, which will display the x,y coordinates. You can also edit the mouse protocol in elkscmd/sys_utils/mouse.c (set MOUSE_MICROSOFT vs MOUSE_PC) to see if that changes things. If so, then this can be changed in Nano-X as well.
Thank you!
Did you try replacing the code in elkscmd/sys_utils/mouse.c to the following:
#define MOUSE_MICROSOFT 0 /* microsoft mouse*/
#define MOUSE_PC 1 /* pc/logitech mouse*/
Then move the mouse quite slowly, We're trying to determine exactly what is coming from your mouse so that the data is parsed correctly. On ELKS, the mouse data is parsed by the user program (Nano-X), not the kernel. If the above change doesn't do much, then we will have to possibly try to see the raw data itself and determine how to parse it.
You’ll have to modify mouse.c to do that.
On Apr 18, 2024, at 6:58 PM, sparky4 @.***> wrote:
lets see the raw data?
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@sparky4: I added a raw mode output to mouse in #1888 to help you. Run mouse r to see raw mouse data, then take a screenshot after lightly moving the mouse left/right and up/down a bit.