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<0> it gets an event via sysfs I think when a new device is registered
<0> acording to its rules it knows for what events to do which devices
<0> yes, you probably need to edit udev configuration first as I said already
<1> that means everyone has to do this
<0> everyone DOES this already
<1> fine
<0> its not the kernel who should decide where and how a device should be named
<0> thats what I think was one of the main reasons to remove devfs and use udev
<2> wot about hiddev :)
<1> ok
<1> that explains why my svga isn't working
<2> d1zzy: I never edited udev config :)
<0> gb: they usually ship with config for many things
<0> gb: and they are often updated
<0> gb: but have you created your own kernel driver and didnt had to edit it ?
<2> d1zzy: just pointing out that your claim of everyone doing it is false :)
<0> gb: ah yes, you are right
<0> I ment to say about new drivers :)
<2> or people using the new drivers :)
<1> well that is a relief
<1> I finally have links working
<0> geckosenator: hehe nice
<1> I really don't need X ever again now
<0> what you use to replace X with ?
<1> framebuffer modes
<1> and svga lib
<1> I have mplayer working
<1> links with graphics
<1> I have dual output framebuffer
<0> oh well I need kdevelop, kmail, being able to read more than one console at the same time, that sort of stuff :)
<1> I have multiple consoles
<1> I run screen
<1> can attach things on either monitor that way
<0> yeah but do you have them on the same screen ?
<0> you need to switch them
<1> I can
<1> I can have half the screen one terminal
<0> well I cannot work properly without 6 consoles on the same screen at the same time
<1> I can do that
<1> emacs
<1> C-x 2
<0> and a higher text mode resolution I guess
<0> you need mroe than 80x25
<1> I can do high resolutions
<1> but I like 80x25
<1> there is nothing stopping me from high resolutions
<2> geckosenator: how bout it I chop your power?
<2> would that stop you :)
<1> I just set it at 800x600 for links -g
<1> well yes
<1> I have solar panels
<1> but only 80 watts
<2> wont help yuh at night :)
<2> I should know I live off solar for 9months of the year
<1> cool
<1> where do you live?
<2> in the bush :)
<1> which bush?
<1> I think I heard this one before
<2> hahahaha
<2> wont say in here thats for another channel
<2> dont want too get too offtopic :)
<0> in the bush country hahaha
<0> gb: you are a funny guy/girl
<2> oops
<0> the brother of bar
<3> indeed.
<3> foo == money == general material goods
<0> bar == women == general spiritual goods
<3> bar == intelligence == knowledge == immaterial possession
<3> like yin and yang
<0> and because foo and bar are related you get the rest
<2> nup
<2> I get nuthin
<3> indeed.
<1> is there a way to get keyboard input from kernel space easily?
<2> umm sysrq uses keyboard input for doing sync, reboot logging output changes, etc so yes
<2> what you looking for exactly?
<1> I am trying to bridge from keyboard to a pseudo ps2 device
<1> so I can move the mouse with the keyboard at the kernel level
<1> right now I have gpm read from my pseudo device and I can make the mouse move or click
<1> but I need to get real input from the keybaord
<2> you asked about this yesterday didn't you?
<1> yes
<1> I got it working more
<4> #nt
<2> oh good
<2> Ataman: ey?
<4> hi, witch kernel 26 or vanila stock
<4> ??
<2> geckosenator: how bout an infared controller instead :)
<2> ontrol cursor with the arroe=w keys on a tv remote
<4> i'm searching for Java, QoS and everything like Gnome (Gware,Freerock,Dropline) CORBA
<1> I don't know maybe
<1> Ataman: 26
<4> it's explicite defining for my
<4> me
<4> duds it's good sugestion,ok greatings
<1> how do I get keyboard data though?
<4> you must only pusch enter
<4> core asci rules
<1> ehh?
<1> ?
<5> Hey guys
<5> I'm getting some errors trying to compile 2.6.16-rc5
<5> Is this the proper way to patch the kernel: cd linux; patch -p1 < patchfile
<5> ?
<6> show gcc error output plz)
<4> witch patch? -p0 eh
<4> ?
<5> I dunno
<5> Give me a sec
<5> I'll repatch
<4> can someone explain me witch differencies are beetwen owl and grsec on kernel level?
<5> Repatching
<5> Glad I made a copy >_<
<5> I put the patch in the directory of 2.6.15 and I issued: patch -p0 patchfile
<4> and its work
<4> ?
<5> It's taking it's time
<5> It's not done yet. I imagined a 5MB patch wouldn't take very long.
<1> maybe it's a slow computer
<5> 3.0Ghz with 1GB of RAM
<1> pentium?
<5> P4 HT
<1> or amd?
<1> no other processes running?
<1> a 5mb patch is huge
<4> hyper worps
<4> turbo disel hehe
<5> This is a Gentoo install
<1> what patch?
<1> I didn't know they make 5mb ones
<5> Nothing else is running except tty1 just sitting there
<1> cool, so you use text mode too
<5> I am patching 2.6.15.6 WITH 2.6.16-rc5 patchfile
<1> oh I see
<5> I see HD activity, so I know it's doing something.
<1> you can't see output?
<5> None
<1> why not?
<5> I didn't use <
<1> < ?
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