moused

Hey guys, I'm using EvDev to passthrough my keyboard and mouse into my FreeBSD virtual machine. The keyboard works fine, but only the mouse movement is detected - ie. no clicking works I'm using virt-manager, KVM/QEMU, and the lines added to the XML are: <qemu:commandline> <qemu:arg...

Hi FreeBSD Folks! I cannot seem to figure out setting up X11 and the USB mouse with my FreeBSD 13.1 Standalone VM in Qubes OS. I had similar problems with the mouse in a GhostBSD VM, so I know both have something common going on with the mouse here. Relevant errors when running startx >...

Hello, all! Several monts ago, my mouse was stopped working in X11, and was worked agaion after adding moused in rc.conf; this was after a some update. Today, i was disabled moused and detected, what my mouse still works. What the matter? FreeBSD is running as guest into ORACLE VirtualBox...

I was monitoring packages being rebuilt for 12.2 on Sunday evening and saw it's done so I began the update. After I restarted my PC the first thing I noticed was my touchpad has been "reset" as tap doesn't register on my touchpad and acceleration has set back to default like the first time I've...

FreeBSD 12-STABLE, FreeBSD 13-CURRENT, FreeBSD 13-ALPHA1, FreeBSD 10-STABLE, FreeBSD 11-STABLE they all detect my mouse, connected via USB and mapped to /dev/uhid0. uhidctl -f /dev/uhid0 -l -a works as expected showing mouse movements and keypresses. Attaching moused to /dev/uhid0 moused tells...

Greetings. I have a Dell E6510 laptop that I just upgraded from FreeBSD 12.1-RELEASE to 12.2-RELEASE. This laptop has a 2-button touchpad and a 3-button point stick. Prior to the upgrade I had been using a combination of moused (console) and sysmouse (Xorg) to achieve middle button scrolling...

I observed this recently only. In virtual terminal, mouse works only approximately 2cm before the bottom end of the screen. It is a logitech B100 USB mouse. I drew the selection line to show the maximum possible area where the mouse pointer can go downwards: :~% cat /etc/rc.conf...

I have a PS/2 mouse on my system that works fine when I dual boot to another OS. (ie. "Yes, it is plugged into the correct port and yes it has batteries."). Yesterday I installed FreeBSD for the first time and I found that I could not use the PS/2 mouse there. I have tried adding the...

Hay watch this! lol Okay, but seriously. I have butchered my Chromebook. It's not an ARM system, just to head that off. -I'm having a problem with my USB ports and mouse. -I wiped out the factory firmware and installed Coreboot. -I couldn't install FreeBSD from the memstick IMG or the ISO...