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1. #MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE HOW TO#
2. #MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE UPDATE#
3. #MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE DRIVER#
4. #MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE PC#

It is wise to get familiar with basics of USB before you get on to more serious work. More about file hierarchy can be found in chapter 2 of STM32Cube USB device library user manual.

– usbd_desc.c (provides USB device descriptors) – usbd_device.c (provides initialising function called from main()) – usbd_conf.c (provides low layer / HAL functions) – usbd_hid.c (provides everything to interact with USB host, send reports, …) – usbd_ioreq.c, usbd_ctlreq.c (provides the USB IO requests) – usbd_core.c (provides all USB device core functions) Lets take a look on CubeMX generated files: You might wonder where this mouse came from. It should show as additional Mouse device under “Mice and other pointing devices”.

#MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE PC#

When this is done, connect your usb cable to PC and wait for OS to initialise device. Button for triggering sending USB reports and LEDs for status. This is a template HID mouse, that works straight out of the box and is instantly recognised by PC when connecting USB cable. Note 2: Initialise USB as Full-Speed device, as Human Interface Device Class. In my case, I used 16MHz external oscillator. Note 1: USB in general need a proper reliable clock.

#MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE UPDATE#

Update (): see the latest project with STM32 + USB + AHK here! Default USB HID device with STM32CubeMx STM32L100 discovery board was used for test.

#MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE HOW TO#

Here is an example of a basic – default code, which turns out to be USB HID mouse, and a guide how to transform this code to keyboard. I decided to break down this to smaller parts of modifying STM32 USB HID code, generated with STM32CubeMx. Your issue may be related to ticket #14743 aanderson Posts: 11 Joined: 17.There is a post (STM32 And Custom USB HID Device? Yes Please!) that gets a lot of attention, although at the time it was created, only vague “how-to” was presented. One of those changes seemed to fix the issue because I have been running VirtualBox for the last 10 hours with no issues at all. Desperate for a solution I switched to a hardware fix and replaced the batteries in my mouse, even though the low power LED was not lit, and I swapped a DVI cable for a DisplayPort cable so both monitors were using DisplayPort. I thought the issue was certainly with the display manager because when I restarted the lightdm init.d script the issue momentarily cleared up. Neither of these upgrades solved my problem and I was still not able to perform window management after a few minutes even when VirtualBox was not running.

#MAC NOT REGISTERING MOSUE CLICKS FOR GENERIC USB MOUSE DRIVER#

I am running an AMD R480 with the binary GPUPRO driver so I decided to upgrade to Ubuntu 16.10 and the latest VirtualBox test build. Surprisingly I could still click on the task bar and the settings button was fully functional. I was unable to click anywhere in any of the application windows to get focus. If I clicked a tab in chrome it would close it and if I clicked the back button it would open a new tab. After only a few minutes of uptime the display manager would malfunction and I could no longer move or resize windows.

I am not sure my issue was related to VirtualBox. Primary OS: Linux other VBox Version: OSE other Guest OSses: Windozes, Linuxes, BSD's Dec 2008, 08:14 Location: Would rather be swimming. (try killing the DnD process/es, If any exist) Some possibly relevant notes linked here so I can find 'em again later. I've tried enabling separate USB Device filter for keyboard, mouse, and label printer. I've tried without any USB Device filters. I've searched in the VBox.log on the host, but there's no entries around the time of failure. So I tried each of the USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 controllers. I was also thinking the mouse is a USB device. When the mouse click is lost, only lost from the guest OS. Mouse clicks become absent from guest OS on both monitors, but pointer can move across screens as normal. Guest is running fullscreen with dual monitors. Maybe I should enable DnD and see whether pain persists ? Using latest extension pack and guest additions.ĭnD is disabled. I have a VBox system which looses all mouse clicks in guest, after working perfectly for a while.