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> I need some samples of the data format, when you a) move mouse b) press 
> buttons. Can you write a small C-program?

Of course, but to my surprise, the program does not read any data from uhid0.
I tried an even more simple test
cat /dev/uhid0 
^C
Nothing

But on FreeBSD 7.1 - nice read (see attached file, result of cat)

>a) move mouse b) press  buttons.
Only press additional buttons expected. This mouse create 2 uhid devices - first report about moving and press standard button (hidden when loaded ums), second - about additional buttons.

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Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
  name="uhid0"
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Content-Disposition: attachment;
	filename="uhid0"

AwAA6QADAAAAAAMAAOkAAwAAAAADAADpAAMAAAAAAwAA6gADAAAAAAMAAOoAAwAAAAADAADqAAMA
AAAAAwAA4gADAAAAAAMAAOIAAwAAAAADAADiAAMAAAAAA4oBAAADAAAAAAOKAQAAAwAAAAADigEA
AAMAAAAAA7wBAAADAAAAAAO8AQAAAwAAAAADvAEAAAMAAAAA

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