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> The closest I have gotten to the actual problem is that when the mouse
> works lsmod shows input this way:
>=20
> input 5856 0 [keybdev mousedev hid]
>=20
> however on the other kernel input shows as:
>=20
> input 6208 0 [keybdev mousedev]
>=20
>=20
> Hid input support is on in the kernel. I can't figure out why input
> isn't loading hid support, any suggestions? How can I diagnose this, why
> the hell won't input turn on HID support. I have checked
> /var/log/messages and nothing jumps out at me.
This is a pretty weird problem. But, I guess you know that :)
Couple things I would try:
1) Instead of building this stuff as modules, try building them right
into the kernel. Then your remove all the issues with hotplugging and
the user space stuff.
2) Check out the difference between the kernel's
$(MODULE_DIR)/modules.usbmap and perhaps $(MODULE_DIR)/modules.dep.=20
There might be some differences there that would be interesting. The
hotplugging daemon uses these files to figure out what is going on. If
they are different, you might try swapping them.
Good luck,
Ted
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