Harald Dunkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On the next reboot you might get /dev/input/event(n+1),
Write an udev rule for the device.
I'm using
,----
| ACTION=="add", \
| KERNEL=="event*", \
| SUBSYSTEM=="input", \
| SYSFS{manufacturer}=="Logitech", \
| SYSFS{product}=="USB Receiver", \
| NAME="input/mx1000"
`----
for my MX1000.
You can get the necessary SYSFS values with udevinfo. E.g. if you're
device is '/dev/input/event4' currently, then do
'udevinfo -a -p /class/input/event4'.
After adding your rule to udev's configuration you can test it with
'udevtest /class/input/event4'
Juergen
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