Re: usb mouse not recognised in kernel 2.4.22 (continued)

[ben]

Jason Kraftcheck wrote:

ben wrote:

things are getting messy here.

Thanks to everyone that has replied, I greatly appreciate your replies,
however the messages are getting confused.
I have reposted this to try and clear things up a little.

I do not have usb-ohci installed. I am running an Asus laptop with Intel
chipset and using usb-uhci
My lsmod shows:
zeus:/home/ben# lsmod
Module                  Size  Used by    Not tainted
orinoco_cs              4372   1
mousedev                3832   1
nls_cp437               4348   2  (autoclean)
usb-uhci               21804   0  (unused)
asus_acpi               7676   0
thermal                 6432   0  (unused)
processor               8780   0  [thermal]
fan                     1568   0  (unused)
button                  2508   0  (unused)
battery                 5856   0  (unused)
ac                      1792   0  (unused)
microcode               3424   0  (unused)
msr                     1640   0  (unused)
cpuid                   1224   0  (unused)
radeonfb               22636   0  (unused)
fbcon-cfb8              3336   0  [radeonfb]
fbcon-cfb24             4200   0  [radeonfb]
fbcon-cfb16             3912   0  [radeonfb]
fbcon-cfb32             3752   0  [radeonfb]
hid                    16836   0  (unused)
usbcore                58368   1  [usb-uhci hid]
i810_audio             24968   1
ac97_codec             12076   0  [i810_audio]
orinoco                33036   0  [orinoco_cs]
hermes                  5252   0  [orinoco_cs orinoco]
busmouse                3260   0  (unused)
input                   3488   0  [mousedev]
As you can see only mousedev is using input what have I done wrong??!!

AFAIK, you have the correct modules loaded.  Try booting without 
starting X.  Do you see the message at the console when you connect 
the mouse?  If you do 'cat /dev/input/mice' and move the mouse, do you 
get any output?

cat /dev/input/mice gives no output. no errors either (ie no device not 
found) just blank. cat /dev/input/mice while in kernel 2.4.18 prints 
characters to the screen. 
for some reason it appears that  input is not being used by hid (it is 
in kernel 2.4.18)





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