Insert your USB mouse and then type lsusb. Report back the results.Originally Posted by Dozern
USB Mouse
Hi
First: i am an stupid norwegian kid with no life, and my english is werry bad sometimes (aka. always)
I have a problem with my USB mouse. It wont work inside BT. My USB keyboard is working, but my USB mouse is not. I need help with what to do!
Thanks!
- Dozern
Insert your USB mouse and then type lsusb. Report back the results.
"\x74\x68\x65\x70\x72\x65\x7a\x39\x38";
I got this message i type in. This is with every combination i try...-bash: lsusb.: command not found
This i wrote in after "the werry hard logon", root etc...
lsusb works for me, Did you take off that period at the end when you tried it?
I would guess he didn't since it's there in his quote from when he typed it on his system. Good eye!
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Tryed both. Nothing work...
Good catch. I didn't realize when I typed "lsusb" at the end of the sentence that he'd take the period literally. I usually use the
function and will have to be more prudent about it.Code:code
"\x74\x68\x65\x70\x72\x65\x7a\x39\x38";
Sorry guyes, tryed with "." and without. Nothing worked. The difference was with "." i got an error, without i got nothing...
Define nothing? Did it dump you back to prompt? Hang and close? Start a blackhole?
What Brand/Model mouse are you using? I have a Logitech V450 Laser/Wireless USB and it works fine plug and play.
It dump me back to prompt. Like a new line. I have an Wireless Optical Mouse 2.0 (Microsoft)
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