From: Brad c Midgley (bmidgley@isis.cs.du.edu)
Date: 05/23/92


From: bmidgley@isis.cs.du.edu (Brad c Midgley)
Subject: Logitech/X 
Date: Sun, 24 May 1992 03:10:05 GMT

With all the problems people have had with X and their logitech mice, I
thought I would mention my recent success I had in getting mine to work
based on suggestions on the net and some luck. My logitech reports
firmware rev. 7.0. My configuration is:

mousesystems "/dev/ttys1"
 BaudRate 1200
 SampleRate 150
#Emulate3Buttons

I put this line at the beginning of xinitrc

stty -istrip </dev/ttys1 >/dev/ttys1

Strangely, this works if I haven't used the mouse in dos or tried
unsuccessfully to get the mouse to work under X. If I have done either
of those, the mouse seems to still be "dizzy" from previous
initialisations. So if the mouse is acting funny after X is going,
unplugging and plugging it back in get it its bearings.

It was almost by accident that I noticed the unplugging/reseting the mouse
would help. I hope this is of use to somebody.