I have USB keyboard and mouse. I’m able to start devu-uhci, devu-kbd and
devu-mouse manually to setup the USB stack (it creates /dev/usbkbd0 and
/dev/usbmouse0 entries in /dev) but how to tell the system to use it?
TIA
I have USB keyboard and mouse. I’m able to start devu-uhci, devu-kbd and
devu-mouse manually to setup the USB stack (it creates /dev/usbkbd0 and
/dev/usbmouse0 entries in /dev) but how to tell the system to use it?
TIA
hi Jaros,
add options for devi-hirun into the file
/etc/system/config/input.{hostname}
where {hostname} is the name of your host.
I have tried sequence devu-uhci; sleep 10; devu-kbd; devu-mouse; sleep 10; devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/usbkbd0 msoft
fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 and it works, but can’t solve following problems:
How to make this configuration permanent? (subQ: what is the syntax of /etc/system/config/input.{hostname}
)?
This provides usb support fo Photon, but I can’t use my text terminal after Photon shutdown. How to make the text
console usable with USB keyboard?
What about the method described in another conference you had
posted?
ako
Dnia 5 Aug 2002 10:53:45 GMT, “ed1k” <> ed1k@spamerstrap.com> > napisaB:
hi Jaros,
add options for devi-hirun into the file
/etc/system/config/input.{hostname}
where {hostname} is the name of your host.
I have tried sequence devu-uhci; sleep 10; devu-kbd; devu-mouse; sleep 10; devi-hirun kbd fd -d/dev/usbkbd0 msoft
fd -d/dev/usbmouse0 and it works, but can’t solve following problems:
How to make this configuration permanent? (subQ: what is the syntax of /etc/system/config/input.{hostname}
)?
This provides usb support fo Photon, but I can’t use my text terminal after Photon shutdown. How to make the text
console usable with USB keyboard?