Mouse problem(no article can resovle it)

SDL Development
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sdl?

I am using SDL 1.2.6. I have installed it correctly. Under X-Window, The examples run

ok.But Under framebuffer console, the mouse is displayed on the left-top corner, and can’t
move.
I stop gpm and start with -R option. Then the mouse jumps on the screen and back to the
left-top corner, and so on.
How to do?

???Double Lu
???@Double_Lu
???2004-02-24

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sdl?

I am using SDL 1.2.6. I have installed it correctly. Under X-Window, The
examples run ok.But Under framebuffer console, the mouse is displayed on
the left-top corner, and can’t move.
I stop gpm and start with -R option. Then the mouse jumps on the screen
and back to the left-top corner, and so on.
How to do?

Have you tried setting SDL_MOUSEDEV_IMPS2=1 in your environment?

It worked for me a while back with a similar problem: mouse stuck at the top
of the screen using the framebuffer console. I think I was using a Genius
NetScroll+ mouse.

More info on these hacks here: http://sdldoc.csn.ul.ie/sdlenvvars.php

Good luck,

cheers,
John.On Tuesday 24 February 2004 12:47 am, Double Lu wrote:

???Double Lu
???double at 09st.com
???2004-02-24

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sdl??

I am using SDL 1.2.6. I have installed it correctly. Under X-Window, The
examples run ok.But Under framebuffer console, the mouse is displayed on
the left-top corner, and can’t move.
I stop gpm and start with -R option. Then the mouse jumps on the
screen
and back to the left-top corner, and so on.
How to do?

Have you tried setting SDL_MOUSEDEV_IMPS2=1 in your environment?

It worked for me a while back with a similar problem: mouse stuck at the top
of the screen using the framebuffer console. I think I was using a Genius
NetScroll+ mouse.

More info on these hacks here: http://sdldoc.csn.ul.ie/sdlenvvars.php

Good luck,

cheers,
John.

???Double Lu
???@Double_Lu
???2004-02-24

I have run “export SDL_MOUSEDEV_IMPS2=1” before I run my program, but the
problem
is not sovled.On Tuesday 24 February 2004 12:47 am, Double Lu wrote: