Photon start this driver for keyboard and mouse input. I need add
parameter -i for wheel mice.
Where can I setup it ?
Look at the documentation for the inputtrap utility. You will want to
create a new trap file with the options you need.
Hello All
I have found how to make my USB mouse working. But can anyone sugest me
way to make it start automaticaly on system reboot?
Have put in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
devu-ohci &
devu-mouse &
But cant understand where to put devi-hirun msoft -i -R fd -d
/dev/usbmouse0 to make my mouse working in photon?
When started inputtrap it dosn’t print anything. With inputtrap -vvvvvv
prints many information but it don’t detect my usb mouse 
Please send me e-mail with info 
Charlie_Surface@oti.com wrote:
Look at the documentation for the inputtrap utility. You will want to
create a new trap file with the options you need.
Hi John,
Create a file called /etc/config/trap/input.${HOSTNAME}. And place you devi-hirun
command line in it.
If a /etc/config/trap/input.${HOSTNAME} file exists, inputtrap uses the
contents of this file as arguments to start a devi-* driver.
See ‘inputtrap’ in the help docs for more info.
Regards,
Joe
Jordan Ostreff <jostreff@mobikom.com> wrote:
Hello All
I have found how to make my USB mouse working. But can anyone sugest me
way to make it start automaticaly on system reboot?
Have put in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
devu-ohci &
devu-mouse &But cant understand where to put devi-hirun msoft -i -R fd -d
/dev/usbmouse0 to make my mouse working in photon?
When started inputtrap it dosn’t print anything. With inputtrap -vvvvvv
prints many information but it don’t detect my usb mouse >Please send me e-mail with info >
Charlie_Surface@oti.com > wrote:Look at the documentation for the inputtrap utility. You will want to
create a new trap file with the options you need.