Could you post the output of cat /sys/class/input/event*/device/name ??
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2012-07-25T23:53:10Z
This is a part of my Xorg log, there's something wrong with my driver.It say "No input driver specified, ignoring this device.
Hello all,
I have what I think is a simple question, though my Google-fu is failing on this one. Given an input device in /dev/input (for instance, the joystick js0, which is my primary interest), how do I find out what module is being used for that device?
I want to access the keyboard device driver,I usually accesses it by looking at
/dev/input/by-name but the event provided by it gets changed every time logs in,and after searchin on net I found that this problem can be removed if i use /by-id but I am unable to find any device there in that folder.
Thanks.
My issue: Bluetooth mouse, that connects when X-server started. So, server reads info about all-input from /dev/input/mice and can not use /dev/input/event*(because when server starts - this device... [by madRat]
At first sorry for my English.
I had common problem with ATI driver, so I installed in failsafe mode. I'll wait until working ATI driver.
But my touchpad synaptics is not srolling,an I can't get any solution.
hal-device shows :
Code:
17: udi = '/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/platform_i8042_i8042_AUX_port_logicaldev_input'
Hi, Im having a little trouble understanding how things work with IR remotes (possible any usb reciever/device)At the moment, this is how things are:1) I boot up my PC and have a usb IR reciever plugged in.2) If I then run "ir-keytable" I get "Found /sys/class/rc/rc0/ (/dev/input/event4)"3) I run "ir-keytables -p LIRC" to tell the receiver to use LIRC (I think) (witho
Recently I was looking at Plover. (In case you are interested, stenography is a really fast way to type.
It got me wondering about alternative input devices.
Just as a matter of curiosity, what options other than using a keyboard are available to us that would work in the BIOS and/or installation phases of an OS?
Is there any demand for other sorts of input device?
Suppose I have two classes, one is the main class A and the other is the class that helps in processing results for A, class B.
Suppose in class A I take user input a1, and a2. Then I have to send these inputs to class B for processing, and with these inputs, B generates a result b1 and b2 (which are not related to a1 and a2 independently, but a1 and a2 together generate these two results).