On Apr 17, Debian <forum+deb...@km.mydyn.de> wrote: > > Please clarify how you came to this conclusion or reassign back the bug. > Please tell me why it cannot be a problem of udev? :-) Because I am the udev maintainer and it's up to you to persuade me that there is something wrong in my package. Please notice how I do not consider funny wasting my time over bogus bug reports.
> You don't need a joystick, you just need a joystick port. Sorry. While I am aware of what an analog joysting is and even used one in about 1992, I live in 2009 and do not have such an interface on my systems. > Here an explanation that doesn't work anymore -> The reason for this bug! > http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=338457 I see old discussions among clueless people, try to provide a correct explanation about how to make your joystick work instead. > You need the following Kernel-modules: If they are not autoloaded then it's a kernel bug. You are supposed to know this since it's explained in README.Debian. Are they autoloaded or not? > The configuration points to '/class/input/input1' and that can't be correct. I have no idea about what this means. > When i look in the configuration of Knoppix 5.1 where the Joystick works, i > find: > >grep -i "js" * > 020_permission.rules:KERNEL=="js[0-9]*", MODE="0664" > udev.rules:KERNEL=="js[0-9]*", NAME="input/%k" The same rules are in the Debian package. Guess where knoppix gets most of their packages? > The complete definition of js* is missing !!! I do not know what this means as well. -- ciao, Marco
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