InSearchOf's issue sounds vaguely similar to mine. I got a slick little Logitech V450 wireless mouse for Christmas, and I thought this would be perfect for the Z. It's relatively small, portable, has a "docking port" for the USB transceiver when not in use, supposedly has excellent life on AA batteries... you get the idea. AND it was only about US$25 (okay, I got it for
myself for Christmas. )
Maybe I should have taken seriously the "system requirement" of Windoze:
Logitech V450Anyway, I'm trying to use it on a C1000 running Beta 3. The system seems to recognize it, but I have no horizontal movement with it. Buttons work, but the cursor only moves vertically... and that's when I'm moving the mouse side-to-side. Moving the mouse forward and back produces no movement of the cursor.
I've tried this on Win2k and RedHat (I think I'm on Core 4 at home) without any problems. The mouse functions on both of those OS's as expected, so it's not a Linux compatibility issue.
Does anyone have any ideas on this one? It seems like it's very nearly working, but movement along one axis is not recognized and movement along the other moves the cursor in the wrong direction. I have successfully used about 3 different wired optical mice on my Z and never had an issue.
BTW, dmesg produces a large log of info when I connect the mouse. I tried attaching the output in a text file, but I'm not sure if attachments are working yet.