On Saturday 31 January 2004 05:54 pm, bascule wrote:
> ok, you got me, i'm not sure, here are my two files:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bascule]$ cat /etc/modules
>
> scsi_hostadapter
> emu10k1-gp
> ns558
> analog
> joydev
>
> the ns558 is for a second gameport so you don't need this, you will need
> the s
ok, you got me, i'm not sure, here are my two files:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bascule]$ cat /etc/modules
scsi_hostadapter
emu10k1-gp
ns558
analog
joydev
the ns558 is for a second gameport so you don't need this, you will need the
sidewinder module but you already have that listed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bas
On Saturday 31 January 2004 03:21 pm, bascule wrote:
> rick,
> when i said put the alias line in modules.conf but try without it i didn't
> mean to imply that you didn't need a reference to analog in /etc/modules,
> cos you do!
oop - my mistake 8) although, thats what I obviously dont fully unders
rick,
when i said put the alias line in modules.conf but try without it i didn't
mean to imply that you didn't need a reference to analog in /etc/modules, cos
you do!
the alias line simply tells the kernel that the module analog is the one that
controls devices that have that major and minor num
On Saturday 31 January 2004 01:56 pm, bascule wrote:
> you need to list the modules in /etc/modules
> lines like:
> alias char-major-13 analog
> go into /etc/modules.conf
> i'd try without adding that line alias... line first, just to check if it's
> necessary, i don't have it for loading the analo
you need to list the modules in /etc/modules
lines like:
alias char-major-13 analog
go into /etc/modules.conf
i'd try without adding that line alias... line first, just to check if it's
necessary, i don't have it for loading the analog module on my machine
bascule
On Saturday 31 Jan 2004 6:04 p
Hello,
I got my sidewinder joystick and SBlive gameport working with bascule's help
by adding: "emu10k1-gp" & "joydev" to modules. .. and from "googling"
found this added it to modules.conf... " alias char-major-13 analog "
rebooted ..
then... $modprobe joydev
then... $modprobe sidewinder
in
