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From: lacoursj@dfw.paranet.com (Jeff Studman)
Subject: Microsoft Mouse driver for XFree
Message-ID: <1993Sep30.172025.8306@dfw.paranet.com>
Organization: Paranet, Inc -- Dallas, TX Office
Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1993 17:20:25 GMT
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Had some fun trying to get my mms device driver to compile into
my kernel yesterday and today (NetBSD 0.9).  I have a few questions:

1. Why does the mms.h include file specify 0 as the value for the
	constant used to size several of the driver's data structures?
	I would guess that this would make the driver worthless?

2. The ioconf.c was created by config with a constant called IO_BMS0
	for the IO base address of the (presumably) first card although
	the only constants defined in the isa header files are IO_BMS1 and 2.
	I took a guess and #defined IO_BMS0 to equal IO_BMS1 and the thing
	compiled although the mouse jumps all over the screen when I try
	to use it.

Is there anyone working on this driver?  I would like to collaborate
if so.  Forgive me if this is a FAQ (about the driver not compiling
straight out of the box..).

Jeff LaCoursiere
Network Admin
Mobil Research Facility
Dallas, TX

lacoursj@dal.mobil.com