The sources in Debian should build on Ubuntu; try
dget
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/j/joystick/joystick_20051019-9.dsc
and then build the package using dpkg-buildpackage
dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc
This will tell you which packages you need to install in order to build the
I realise that, I was just trying to help by pointing out one way of
working around the problem, as requested in comment #3.
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Hi,
Could you show the output of the lsusb command? It's quite likely that
your joystick, sold under one brand, actually identifies itself as
something else; that shouldn't prevent it from working.
Does the joystick work? That is, have you tried it in a game or some
other joystick-using
If I understand correctly, if you simply connect your joystick, it
doesn't work in games etc.? But if you connect your joystick, run
jstest --normal /dev/input/js0 it starts working in other
applications? Do the other applications work *while* you're running
jstest, or do you quit jstest
This bug is fixed in the upcoming version of joystick in Debian,
20051019-6, which now builds a separate inputattach package. The serial
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This bug is fixed in the latest version of joystick in Debian,
20051019-7, which includes all the requested force-feedback tools, along
with manual pages. It also builds a separate evtest package containing
the evtest tool. Usually the Ubuntu package tracks the Debian one fairly
closely, so this
The inputattach source in Debian (shipped in the joystick package as you
noticed) is newer than that shipped in Ubuntu; the Debian version
probably fixes all the bugs filed against inputattach in Ubuntu apart
from LP#29.
You might want to wait a couple of days before continuing on this, a new
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Bönisch). Closes: #628369.
* Provide default udev rules for Wacom W8001 devices (thanks to
Alexander Clouter, Brian Murray and Kees Cook).
* Add upstream homepage.
* Standards-Version 3.9.2, no change required.
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the resulting binary package's version.
* Disable hardening with dpkg-dev = 1.16.1 for now (until the gcc-4.6
package supports it).
* Correct uses of informations in output code.
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To manage
Hi,
I just tried a build in an up-to-date precise chroot, and the package
built correctly (see attached log). I noticed quite a few of the build-
dependencies have newer versions than those used in your rebuild,
including glibmm, which could explain the difference...
Regards,
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I was going to request a sync, yes, so feel free to go ahead! The only
change in version 4 of the package is the fix for this bug.
Thanks,
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Hi,
This has been reported in Debian as http://bugs.debian.org/632961 and
the reporter there indicates that removing a configuration section from
/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-wacom.conf, along with the --baud fix,
corrects things. Would you mind trying this out too? With the
inputattach udev
Great, thanks for the info! That is indeed the change I intended.
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I'd prepared a bootstrap package which is on REVU but couldn't muster
any interest in it... See #783175 for details. If a manual build of
mingw-w64 using the Debian package is OK that's obviously great!
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This is http://bugs.debian.org/634567 which is fixed in the git
packaging repository (see http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-
maint/gcc-
mingw-w64.git;a=commitdiff;h=65853e4738d519bf484961116eee8cc3af43c634
for the simple fix). I won't be able to upload a fixed package to Debian
before
Thanks to Matthias' work gcc-mingw-w64 and mingw-w64 are now in Oneiric.
Future Debian releases should be able to sync when the sync window is
open.
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Not quite, it needs to control dpkg-buildflags' output appropriately
(dropping all hardening options). I'm working on getting a fixed version
into Debian (so that the package can be resynced).
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* Export all relevant flags from dpkg-buildflags; in particular this
allows building with a stack-protector-enabling compiler (as on
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This has been committed upstream at http://cgit.freedesktop.org/evtest/
and will be in the next version of the evtest package by way of Debian
(where it is awaiting sponsorship).
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* Convert debian/copyright to DEP5 format.
* Reduce dependencies by linking with --as-needed (thanks to Stefano
Rivera for this and other suggestions!).
* Fix grammatical mistake (as suggested by Lintian).
* Wrap and sort dependencies.
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* This package used to be part of the joystick source but is now
maintained separately.
* Now decodes numeric key events. Closes: #619932.
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Thanks! I wasn't too sure about the sync requirement; now I know.
Regards,
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Thanks for the pointer, I'll merge the patch upstream and it will be in
the next version of the Debian package.
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Hi,
How exactly does this affect inputattach? (More a question for priya
than for xulio77!) inputattach is used to connect serial-port-attached
devices, this bug relates to a USB keyboard and mouse for which
inputattach wouldn't be useful AFAICS.
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Hi Sergei,
If you send me the patches (with an appropriate Signed-Off-By line - see
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=999b874f4aa39b7abf45662ff0900f943ddb2d02
for an example), I'll see if I can get them in. Don't worry about your
English, it's
I forgot to mention, you'll find my email address on my Launchpad
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Would you kindly remove the jskeepalive from your distribution and
instead raise a proper bugreport on bugzilla.kernel.org so that
automatic PM is disabled or fixed for that device? Please CC Jiri Kosina
and Oliver Neikum on the
Joaquín,
Would it be possible for you to run a little test for me?
I would like to know if the following steps still allow your gamepad to work:
1. Disconnect the gamepad
2. Disable the udev rule shipped in the joystick package (add a # at the start
of the last line in
Note that the rule in step 3 above should be on a single line...
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Thanks for reporting the crash!
Unfortunately the backtraces contain no debugging information, which is to be
expected since the binaries in the joystick package contain no such
information. Could you possible rebuild the package with debugging information,
and try running jscal again? Here's
Does the newly-built jscal still crash, or does it work correctly?
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OK, so it should be possible to get a backtrace with gdb. Could you try running
gdb --args ./utls/jscal -c /dev/input/js0
(from the joystick-20051019 directory), then typing
run
at the gdb prompt? When jscal crashes gdb should stop it and tell you about the
crash; typing
bt
at that
Thanks, it looks like the keyboard is reporting more axes than jscal
supports; could you show me the output of jscal before it crashes? It
should print out a bunch of information starting with Joystick has ...
axes and ... buttons, then Correction for axis ... is ..., precision
is ... etc.
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Could you please try the attached file? It replaces jscal.c in
joystick-20051019; to rebuild jscal using this file, simply do (starting from
the joystick-20051019 directory)
cd utils
make
and then
./jscal -c /dev/input/js0
(rebuilding using dpkg-buildpackage will not work because of
Thanks for the feedback, I'll upload a fixed version to Debian one of
these days, and it will make its way to Ubuntu on its own (I'd like to
address #497835 as well).
I had a look at some photos of your keyboard, and it is indeed hard to figure
out how it would support 37 axes! If you want to
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Hi,
Sorry for the delay. I hadn't forgotten your problem though; it occurred
to me that it may be related to USB auto-suspend. Could you try the
following?
Connect your joystick, but don't run jstest or anything else. Type
lsusb
and determine the bus and device number for your joystick
The inputattach source in the Debian package is newer than that in
Ubuntu's separate source package; it also includes patches fixing bugs
filed against Ubuntu's inputattach. Wouldn't it be possible to replace
both Ubuntu sources (joystick and inputattach) with the Debian joystick
source package?
Nice find, the insufficient power would explain why the joystick disappears!
The output of
sudo lsusb -vv
should help determine what's going on...
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OK, it should be possible to override the protection (the gamepad claims to
require 350mA, which your USB port should be able to supply unless you're using
an unpowered hub). When you connect your gamepad, after a couple of seconds run
dmesg | tail -n 25
This should show a message such
I've adapted jstest to simply loop while reading the joystick, which is what
jstest --normal does. I'm attaching the source here; simply build it using
gcc -O2 jskeepalive.c -o jskeepalive
then run it as follows:
./jskeepalive /dev/input/js0
If that fixes your joystick, I'll add
To add udev rules, could you post the output of
/sbin/udevadm info -a -p $(/sbin/udevadm info -q path -n /dev/input/js0)
(with the joystick connected)?
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Regarding comment #19, that was exactly the idea. To fully fix the problem, we
need a way to start the program as soon as the joystick is plugged in; the
following line, added to your /etc/udev/rules.d/010_local.rules files (if you
don't have such a file, simply create it), should start the
Sorry, my mistake, the udev rule should say
KERNEL==js*, ATTRS{name}==ACRUX USB GAMEPAD 8116,
RUN+=/usr/local/sbin/jskeepalive /dev/input/%b
(ATTRS rather than ATTR). Could you try again with that line?
I'm working on a proper daemon, but I'm doing it in my spare time so it
might take a
I'll include the daemon and the udev configuration file in the next
version of the Debian package, which should make it to Ubuntu shortly
thereafter.
Concerning the force-feedback, I had a look at the kernel drivers and
there doesn't seem to be a standard way of handling it, so you'd need
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See comment 24.
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usb interface with wireless keyboard/mouse and usb1.1
* You can
Sorry, I haven't uploaded a new version of the package yet, so Lucid
Lynx still has the old version; I'm working on implementing a feature in
response to another bug (in Debian), it should be ready soon.
In the meantime you can still use the previous fix!
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When the rule is matched, %E{DEVNAME} will be replaced with whatever device
has just been created
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Hi,
That does seem reasonable; I'll probably follow the general gcc
packaging approach and provide libstdc++6-mingw-w64-i686 and so on.
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with the
i686-w64-mingw32 triplet:
% i586-mingw32msvc-gcc -print-prog-name=ld
/usr/bin/i686-w64-mingw32-ld
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Doesn't the g++-mingw-w64-i686 package provide what you're looking for?
(Or simply g++-mingw-w64, which will pull in the 32- and 64-bit
variants.)
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It sounds like a bug in command-not-found (the package which provides
the currently not installed suggestion), or out-of-date indices.
Could you try running
sudo apt-file update
then remove g++-mingw-w64 again
sudo apt-get remove g++-mingw-w64
and see what error message
That's odd, but I won't be able to do much about it; I'll reassign this
to command-not-found (and retitle the bug).
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** Summary
OK, re-adding to gcc-mingw-w64 as well then. For upgrade purposes it
should at least recommend the split packages.
** Also affects: gcc-mingw-w64 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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mingw32 and mingw-w64 need zlib-dev and pthreads libraries
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compatibility symlinks for binaries and
manpages formerly provided by mingw32-binutils (LP: #992161).
* Enable Ada support on armhf and hurd-i386 now that gnat-4.6 is
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This is fixed in version 6, for which I filed a sync request against
quantal (#995660). I'm not sure whether this can be applied to 12.04
too...
(Micah, the binary that the reporter mentioned is provided by gcc-
mingw-w64 in oneiric.)
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Also, the program configure-mingw and configure-mingw64 are also not
provided, and they should be.
I take it you're referring to Fedora-style configure scripts which add the
appropriate parameters to
Note that in Debian, the gcc-mingw32 source package was removed because
version 5 of the gcc-mingw-w64 source package provides a gcc-mingw32
transitional binary package. To have the same kind of transition in
Precise would require syncing gcc-mingw-w64 from Debian unstable...
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Title:
FFe: Sync gcc-mingw-w64 5 (universe) from Debian unstable
Hi Simson,
On Sun, 08 Jul 2012 23:16:12 -, Simson Garfinkel
1022...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I maintain open source software that cross-compiles for Windows using
mingw. We would like our users to be able to compile on Ubuntu.
Currently they cannot because there is not zlib-dev and there
The patch included in the Debian build has been available in Ubuntu
since oneiric.
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Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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binutils fails to install/upgrade conflicting files
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 608431 ***
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This is a duplicate of #608431.
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package libmikmod2 3.1.11-a-6.1 failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus
script post-installation installé a
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Stephen Kitt (steve-sk2)
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Title:
[needs-packaging] please package libevdev
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