In message <3C51A5F5.4EEC737A@augustsson.net>, Lennart Augustsson writes:
>Just an observation, your device must be lying and claim it's a mouse,
>otherwise the mouse driver would not have picked it up.

I think the theory is that it will answer to any of a few likely things, and
do its best; this is to make it usable on systems that have no driver
for it.

>Well, the uhid driver (instead of ums) might be what you want.
>You can get this by specifying vendor and product for uhid
>(which makes it attach with high priority).

I haven't been able to do this in my config file, but I may be incompetent.

-s