Jeff Lange wrote:
Johannes, the device is fully HID
compliant, it is just a vendor defined usage. The reason for this was
to make Windows driver a lot easier to write. I think I'm just going
to have to write my own kernel driver for this thing and create a char
dev that my app can read the data from =(
Ah, sorry (The apple trackpad in question is in no way HID compliant)
Have you checked if your events make it to userspace via the event
devices /dev/input/eventX when you compile in evdev support?
johannes
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