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发表于 2004-5-16 23:33:44
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In the kernel configuration stage, you need to turn on "USB Human Interface Device (HID) support" in the USB support and "Mouse Support" in the Input core support. You don't need to worry about the screen resolution entries for a normal mouse - these are for mouse-like devices such as a graphics tablet. Do NOT turn on "USB HIDBP Mouse support" (IMPORTANT!!!). Perform the normal kernel rebuild and installation steps. If you are installing as modules, you need to load the input.o, hid.o and mousedev.o modules.
In addition, in the installation guide of module-init-tools, step 5, run "depmod" for the new kernel, eg:
depmod 2.x.x
From my point of view, this action should be taken only after the compiling your new kernel, 'cause there's not a NEW kernel at all before you compiled it.
So, in this case, just run depmod 2.6.6. ( you'll find a "2.6.6" directory under /lib/modules after you run "make modules_install")
I noticed the same error information about the USB modules, as you found at startup.
Now, I made it!
But I cannot utilize the wheel button by far.
The above is only my personel views, only for reference.
visit: http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net to find more solutions. |
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