Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
> This should be autodetected by the script, does :
>
> grep -qE "^I.*Cls=03.*Prot=01" /proc/bus/usb/devices && echo bingo
>
> say you bingo ?
Mine does and yet only USB=YES is flagged in my /etc/sysconfig/usb (the
rest are just '=').
Also when I connect my NEC 900u which has a USB hub that has a keyboard
and mouse connected to it I'm getting these messages in
/var/log/messages:
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>usb.c: USB new device connect,
assigned device number 2
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>hub.c: USB hub found
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>hub.c: 4 ports detected
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>usb.c: USB new device connect,
assigned device number 3
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>hub.c: USB hub found
Sep 22 23:35:09 urquell-2 kernel: <6>hub.c: 4 ports detected
Sep 22 23:35:10 urquell-2 kernel: <6>usb.c: USB new device connect,
assigned device number 4
Sep 22 23:35:10 urquell-2 kernel: <4>usb.c: This device is not
recognized by any installed USB driver.
Sep 22 23:35:11 urquell-2 kernel: <6>usb.c: USB new device connect,
assigned device number 5
Sep 22 23:35:11 urquell-2 kernel: <4>usb.c: This device is not
recognized by any installed USB driver.
Sep 22 23:35:12 urquell-2 kernel: <6>usb.c: USB new device connect,
assigned device number 6
Sep 22 23:35:12 urquell-2 kernel: <4>usb.c: This device is not
recognized by any installed USB driver.
The keyboard is an Apple USB and the mouse is a Logitech USB. But I
would think that the normal HID driver should just take over here... Do
they really care what the devices are?
