/dev/psaux missing when using udev
Stig Brautaset
I've installed the udev package from experimental. It works great, apart
from one little niggly thing: I can't find my mouse. It used to be
/dev/psaux, but I can't find it now. Is that because the driver doesn't
register with libsys properly (or whatever it is it needs to do to get
recognised by udev) or can it be something else?
PS: It's a logitech ps2 mouse.
Stig
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Matt Kirchhoff
> It works great, apart
> from one little niggly thing: I can't find my mouse.
Did you read the documentation?
$ cat /usr/share/doc/kernel-source-x.y.z/README.Debian | grep mouse
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Matt Kirchhoff
Wang WenRui
The new device is /dev/misc/psaux.
try to change
KERNEL="psaux", NAME="misc/psaux"
to
KERNEL="psaux", NAME="psaux"
in /etc/udev/udev.rules
Best regards
Wang WenRui
Around 12 o'clock on 09 Mar, Stig Brautaset wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've installed the udev package from experimental. It works great, apart
> from one little niggly thing: I can't find my mouse. It used to be
> /dev/psaux, but I can't find it now. Is that because the driver doesn't
> register with libsys properly (or whatever it is it needs to do to get
> recognised by udev) or can it be something else?
>
> PS: It's a logitech ps2 mouse.
>
> Stig
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Stig Brautaset
> Stig Brautaset <stig <at> brautaset.org> writes:
>> It works great, apart from one little niggly thing: I can't find my
>> mouse.
>
> Did you read the documentation?
For udev? Yes. For the kernel, no. I didn't think think that was
relevant since my mouse worked fine in 2.6.3 without udev.
Stig
Stig Brautaset
I'll try that when I get home. Thank you :)
Stig