Hello, I'm trying to build a multiseat system with my lfs machine. For a start I'm trying to get two "seats" woprking. Already I've got two monitors, a nvidia card with two connections, and two keyboards and tow mice. The latest are: - one ps2 keyboard and one usb - one ps2 mouse and one usb
Now, when plugging the usb stuff in, every device goes in in the directory /dev/bus/usb/*busid*/*devicenr* I cannot distinguish the usb keyboard and the usb mouse. Is there a way to find out which number in the /dev/bus/usb/*busid* is a mouse and which is a keyboard? Thanks in advance, Stef Bon BTW a multiseat system is a single system where more than one user can work on at the same time. (compare: a mainframe) Look for example at: www.multiseatcomputer.be. The problem is not the multiple monitors, X can handle more than one screen, but the problem is to let more than one set of mouse and keyboard work, each on a different monitor. Xgl/Xorg with the event drivers are good tools. and of course Google can help you futher. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-chat FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
