You'll need to create the directory /dev/usb manually, then us mknod to
create the device file. The command would be something like:
mknod /dev/usb/ c
You'll need to know the device name (obviously), and the appropriate
major and minor numbers. Most likely you can find this information
u
Hi Tom,
> How can I add the usb driver without
> unnecessarily compromising my stable 2.2.12 system?
...just take 2.2.18 it contains usb support and works fine with potato
did you compile in the uhci modules (if you have a board with intel
chips)?
have a look at your /lib/modules/2.4.1/usb/ di
I am running potato 2.2.12 but I have compiled a 2.4.1 kernel as I would
like to use my printer (Epson Stylus Color 860) on a usb port. I
configured the 2.4.1 kernel for a usb printer but there is no /dev/usb
and MAKEDEV wont make one. How can I add the usb driver without
unnecessarily comprom
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