XMouse is an enhanced scroller-aware mouse driver. It adds support for the following mouse types:

• Intellimouse Explorer (five buttons + wheel)
• Logitech MouseMan (three buttons)
• Logitech M-BJ58 Optical scroll mouse (three buttons + wheel)
• and many other Logitech scroll mice
• Logitech M-RG45 Cordless wheel mouse (three buttons + wheel)
• and many other Logitech wireless wheel mice
• Logitech Marble Fx Trackball (3 buttons + scroll button)
• a series of 3- and 5-buttons 2-wheels mice
• Primax CyberNavigator, aka IBM Versatile mouse (6 buttons + wheel) [no autodetect]

• Logitech Pilot Mouse+ mit seriellem oder PS/2-Anschluss
Logitech Mouse Man+
• Microsoft Intellimouse
• IBM Scrollpoint mouse

Version 2.02 of SIO2K is now available from downloading from http://www.gwinn.com. A list of corrections and additions is below.

• The combination of a SMsC SuperIO chip on an SMP system could cause a lockup when a port is opened. This problem has been corrected./li>
• SuperIO and UltraIO are motherboard chip sets with serial ports, often with the capability for extented bit rates.
• Added support for the following SMsC SuperIO and UltraIO chips with bit rates up to 460800: FDC37N971, FDC37N972, FDC37M70x, FDC37M81x, FDC37N958, FDC37N769, FDC37N3869, LPC47N227, LPC47N252, LPC47N267, LPC47M192, LPC47M14x, LPC47M10x, LPC47S45x, FDC37C67x, FDC37M70x, FDC37B72x, and FDC37B77x.
• Added support for up to 921600 bps for the following Winbond SuperIO chips: W83977EF and W83977TF.
• YOU MUST add "SuperIO", without the quote marks, to the uart.sys command line to enable the higher bit rates on your computer.
• A problem was corrected in sio2k.sys that could cause a trap when exiting from PMLM.

Ray Gwinn