srinath1986
24th February 2008, 13:13
Hello to everybody in this community!
I'm a beginner and using qtopia-core-opensource-4.3.1. I am using Fedora Core5. I was trying to run the scribble application which is one of the ready examples available. However, when i run it in qvfb framebuffer, the mouse behaves very wierdly, there are two cursors and there is no user control over the muse pointer's behaviour. Could you guys help me out with this problem?
After this, while configuring qtopia, i also played around with enabling and disabling the mouse driver inputs (available options: pc, linuxtp, tslib, qvfb) But this doesnt solve the problem.
Mouse options available while configuring qtopia:
-qt-mouse-<driver> ... Enable a mouse <driver> in the QtGui library.
Possible values for <driver>: [ pc bus linuxtp yopy v r41xx tslib qvfb ]
-plugin-mouse-<driver> Enable mouse <driver> as a plugin to be
linked to at runtime.
Possible values for <driver>: [ tslib ]
-no-mouse-<driver> ... Disable mouse <driver> entirely.
Possible values for <driver>: [ pc bus linuxtp yopy v r41xx tslib qvfb ]
E-mail: shrinathiyer[at]yahoo.com
I'm a beginner and using qtopia-core-opensource-4.3.1. I am using Fedora Core5. I was trying to run the scribble application which is one of the ready examples available. However, when i run it in qvfb framebuffer, the mouse behaves very wierdly, there are two cursors and there is no user control over the muse pointer's behaviour. Could you guys help me out with this problem?
After this, while configuring qtopia, i also played around with enabling and disabling the mouse driver inputs (available options: pc, linuxtp, tslib, qvfb) But this doesnt solve the problem.
Mouse options available while configuring qtopia:
-qt-mouse-<driver> ... Enable a mouse <driver> in the QtGui library.
Possible values for <driver>: [ pc bus linuxtp yopy v r41xx tslib qvfb ]
-plugin-mouse-<driver> Enable mouse <driver> as a plugin to be
linked to at runtime.
Possible values for <driver>: [ tslib ]
-no-mouse-<driver> ... Disable mouse <driver> entirely.
Possible values for <driver>: [ pc bus linuxtp yopy v r41xx tslib qvfb ]
E-mail: shrinathiyer[at]yahoo.com