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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: use USB keyboard
From: "Fran" <>
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2010 09:01:30 -0000
> I'd guess different kernel versions :)  You have input_core support so you 
> should find it under /dev/input somewhere
> -- 
> Jason Stahls

Hi Jason, the kernel version is the default of the embeded, so I think it must 
be compatible.
On the other side, under /dev I only found:
# ls /dev
console         nbd14           ptmx            sda4
full            nbd15           pts             shm
i2c-0           nbd2            ram0            tty
kmem            nbd3            ram1            ttyAM0
kmsg            nbd4            ram2            ttyS0
mem             nbd5            ram3            ttyS1
nbd0            nbd6            random          urandom
nbd1            nbd7            root            usbdev1.1_ep00
nbd10           nbd8            sda             usbdev1.1_ep81
nbd11           nbd9            sda1            zero
nbd12           null            sda2
nbd13           port            sda3

Within "/dev/pts" I can see for example "/dev/pts/0" when I connect to the 
embedded by telnet, and if I do "cat /dev/pts/0" I see the caracters typed from 
the telnet session, so I think the solution is on this way: create a object in 
"/dev/pts" linked to the keyboard.
Thanks,
Fran



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