On my MacBook Pro 6,2
uname -a
Linux mbp 3.2.0-31-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 7 16:16:45 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Mouse works fine again.
I had to remove the mouse in the BT settings
Reboot
Enter the PIN
Grant access for the mouse
=> The mouse is seen in the BT menu in the top panel
=> can be connected and disconnected
=> mouse still does not move
=> no error messages in syslog about wrong frame length
Reboot
=> mouse works after login (not on the logon screen though)
Reboot
=> mouse works fine even on the logon screen
Now I believe it fixed.
Question:
Where does the kernel for Macs differ to a plain vanilla kernel? On my HP I never had an issue with this mouse (well a second one).
Suggestions:
Someone contributing to the kernel still has a broken set of libraries. This problem keeps reappearing over and over again.
Find this person an get them to use the latest libs.
On my MacBook Pro 6,2
uname -a
Linux mbp 3.2.0-31-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 7 16:16:45 UTC 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Mouse works fine again.
I had to remove the mouse in the BT settings
Reboot
Enter the PIN
Grant access for the mouse
=> The mouse is seen in the BT menu in the top panel
=> can be connected and disconnected
=> mouse still does not move
=> no error messages in syslog about wrong frame length
Reboot
=> mouse works after login (not on the logon screen though)
Reboot
=> mouse works fine even on the logon screen
Now I believe it fixed.
Question:
Where does the kernel for Macs differ to a plain vanilla kernel? On my HP I never had an issue with this mouse (well a second one).
Suggestions:
Someone contributing to the kernel still has a broken set of libraries. This problem keeps reappearing over and over again.
Find this person an get them to use the latest libs.
But: Thanks