Hallo!
Yeah, that is possible, you need to specify each mouse separately in /etc/X11/SF86Config-4. Then do this for the mouse that you want to use with X: InputDevice "Mouse2" "SendCoreEvents"
Thanks very much. I managed it now, but:
Sounds like you need to "modprobe evdev"
The modul evdev is loaded per default. Don't know, I have only:
holzi@holzi:/dev/input$ ls event0 event2 js0 js2 mice mouse1 mouse3 event1 event3 js1 js3 mouse0 mouse2 (event0 = touchpad, event1 = laptop keyboard, event2 and mouse1 = 1. additional mouse, event3 = sound, mouse2 = 2. additional mouse)
So is there maybe an other way, to get more /dev/input/event* ?
(Also I don't know where's the 2. keyboard? - It's at least nowhere in /dev/input/* !?)
Thank you again, LG Georg