Mark Swanson wrote:
[..snip..]
> Ah. Thanks! OK, enabled. Now I have input, hid, and mousedev loaded
> (along with usbcore and usb-uhci). My usb PS/2 mouse still doesn't work
> though.
>
> I can tell that there is something on /dev/input/mice because I
> #> cat /dev/input/mice
>
> and the system patiently waits for data to echo from my usb mouse but when
> I move it around nothing happens. Also, gpm -t ps2 -m /dev/input/mice seems
> to
> work (gpm starts) but no mouse movements do anything.
You should see this work the same without the mouse plugged in :)
/dev/input/mice gets created by the driver, and is valid for zero or
more
mice.
You need to dig a little more. Do you get syslog entries for input0
device
or something like that? What about event0 (if you did the event
interface in
the input section)?
What does /proc/bus/usb/devices look like? What does
/proc/bus/usb/drivers
look like?
Can you use the evtest program to test the event0 interface?
> I did notice that when I unplugged my usb mouse I got some syslog entries
> like:
>
> hub.c: Cannot enable port 1 of hub 1, disabling port.
> hub.c: Maybe the USB cable is bad?
Does this happen consistently?
I have seen similar things for high current devices (like the ACM modem
that I got yesterday :( but never for a mouse. Can you try it with an
external (powered) hub? See what happens when you pull the mouse out of
the hub, and what happens when you pull the external hub out of the
root hub?
HTH
Brad
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