Andy Ross wrote:
Plonk. Does anyone with a real clue have an answer for this?Daunting but I'll give it a go:
Andy
For the 2.4 kernel the utility to identify the correct drivers is /sbin/hotplug.
You can do a man on hotplug or check out the project web site:
http://linux-hotplug.sourceforge.net/
Another way is covered in the linux kernel Documents/input/joystick.txt file.
You can update your /etc/modules.conf file with:
alias char-major-13 input above input joydev
along with any other joystick drivers you might need. This will load the driver when a /dev/input/js* device is opened. This way is clunky because it will also load the joydev driver when a USB mouse device is opened since they share the same major number. You could mess around with aliases like:
alias char-major-13-0 joydev alias char-major-13-1 joydev ...
This is real ugly since there are 32 joystick devices...
Does that answer it?
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