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Subject: wheel mouse not working in FreeBSD 5.x Xorg 6.9
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After a portupagrade of Xorg, wheel mouse scroll functions stopped. After a 
lot of searching a trial of different setups found a thread that mentioned 
that removing 'moused_flags="-z4"' in /etc/rc.conf solved the issue, and it 
does indeed!