> 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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