You need to make sure the CONFIG_INPUT_KEYBDEV is on too. You've not shown
them.
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, Aleem Sunderji wrote:
> i am having a problem getting my USB keyboard (microsoft natural elite)
> to work with RedHat 8.0 (2.4.18-14 kernel, custom build).
>
> the keyboard works fine during bo
i am having a problem getting my USB keyboard (microsoft natural elite)
to work with RedHat 8.0 (2.4.18-14 kernel, custom build).
the keyboard works fine during bootup and with GRUB, but as soon as
Linux sets up the USB subsystem, the keyboard goes dead, and i need to
use an attached PS/2 keyboard
HI all,
when I hotplug my ipaq on my laptop, the usb.agent kicks into action ... fine
!
However, no usbnet is loaded. This is because the usbmodules command does not
return any DRIVER for the device allthough the usbmap file DOES contain a
reference to usbnet.
The following output occurs whe
It isn't a subscribers only list. THat would be quite annoying for people
who aren't on the list that have a problem.
Most of the spam is caught with header filters, but not all.
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, steve wrote:
> How is it that spammers make it through to the list?
>
> I forget how the subsc
How is it that spammers make it through to the list?
I forget how the subscription works on this list.
Guess it could be that they go through the trouble to subscribe and
manages to get one spam through and is then removed until the next
time. Is that what is happening?
--
Steve
> Hi I'm having problem getting linux to work with two identical ADMtek
based
> usb to ethernet adapters.
>
> I'm using a debian distro 2.4.18-bf2.4
>
> If I have both plugged in at boot time - the boot sequence hangs when it
> tries to initialize the first device.
Just for fun, try installing 2.
Hello there,
I`ve read a few articles about using USB mass storage devices
for a root fs on Linux. However my attempts were quite unsuccessful.
Recently I bough an USB 'Key'/pendrive/whatever-you-wanna-call-it,
I manage to use it as a simple device for storage, and also manage to boot off
it with
