Hi, I've just moved from a Mandrake 10 (2.6.3) to a Knoppix/Debian 2.6.6 install. I had C++ code that opened the device file (all of which were located in /dev/usb/hid) and sent and recieved commands to and from the device. But with the new install the the /dev/usb/hid directory isn't being created.
Unless you're running devfs (which is deprecated in 2.6, IIRC), you may have to create the HID device nodes by hand:
$ su # cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV usb
Debian uses /dev/usb/hiddev* instead of /dev/usb/hid
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