Hi,
I have a combo mouse/keyboard attached to one USB port. The mouse and keyboard work fine, but multimedia keys don't.
The USB generic device is "ugen2.3"
The mouse and keyboard work fine, then I run "uhidd" only with Consumer Control class driver:
Then, I proceced to press the multimedia keys.
But, "uhidd" don't create the "cc_keymap" file.
The multimedia keys work in Linux and Windows.
I have 2 questions:
1- Why "uhidd" don't create the "cc_keymap" file.
2- How I can get the "usage consumer names" supported by my device? Then, I can build the keymap manually.
Thank you.
I have a combo mouse/keyboard attached to one USB port. The mouse and keyboard work fine, but multimedia keys don't.
The USB generic device is "ugen2.3"
The mouse and keyboard work fine, then I run "uhidd" only with Consumer Control class driver:
Code:
uhidd -o /dev/ugen2.3Then, I proceced to press the multimedia keys.
But, "uhidd" don't create the "cc_keymap" file.
The multimedia keys work in Linux and Windows.
I have 2 questions:
1- Why "uhidd" don't create the "cc_keymap" file.
2- How I can get the "usage consumer names" supported by my device? Then, I can build the keymap manually.
Thank you.