Hi,
> Thanks , that kind of works around the problem but I still dont see
> why it can find keybdev but not mousedev.
I don't have my development machine up at the moment.
But from Eddie's response, it looked like his worked.
Its probably a root-filesystem issue. Did you just update
the ts10 kernel to ts11, or did you change both the kernel
and the filesystem. If you only changed the kernel then
that could be the source of the issue (but I couldn't
be sure).
Modutils is supposed to setup the module dependency.
Perhaps you missed that step (just guessing here).
> :input# modinfo ./mousedev.o
> filename: ./mousedev.o
> description: "Input driver to PS/2 or ImPS/2 device driver"
> author: "Vojtech Pavlik <>"
> license: "GPL"
> parm: xres int, description "Horizontal screen resolution"
> parm: yres int, description "Vertical screen resolution"
> :input# ls /dev/input/mice
> /dev/input/mice
>
>
> That also answers my other question, it seems like it's only a PS2
> driver anyway. It's not picking up any action on a device plugged
> into /dev/ttyAM0
>
> I get the feeling I'm looking straight past the problem here.
>
> grep -i mouse .config does not show anything else apart from bus
> mouse and non serial mouse drivers. So it must be called something
> else, it's probably there already and I can't see the wood for the
> trees.
Sorry, I haven't played with mouse drivers.
Cheers,
Dave
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