Re: Remote for the DViCO FusionHDTV DVB-T Dual Digital card

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I demand that Dyks, Axel (XL) may or may not have written...

> Darren Salt wrote:
>> I demand that Dyks, Axel (XL) may or may not have written...
>>> The later (dev/input) worked for me at least after enabling "input device
>>> events" (INPUT_EVDEV=y) in the kernel. [...]

>>> Furthermore it seems to be a good idea to add a "udev" rule that creates
>>> a symlink for the "event device" of your remote. [...]

>> You might have /dev/input/by-id/* and /dev/input/by-name/*, but I find
>> that by-id isn't populated for DVB IR whereas by-name isn't stable despite
>> no change in the number or location of the devices.

> No, I haven't. [...]

They're provided by /etc/udev/rules.d/z20_persistent-input.rules (which
points to ../persistent-input.rules) in current Debian testing/unstable.

>> While I could use udev rules, I prefer this patch:
>> <URL:http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=305444&aid=1434830&group_id=5444>

> Hmmh ... why should someone want to apply a patch, if the solution comes
> out of the (udev) box? Maybe I've got you wrong, but presently I can't
> follow your argument.

Alternative methods; for one thing, not everybody is using udev.

In my case, it needs to be done on the card's physical location because I
have two identical cards; if I move the card with the in-use IR interface, I
still have to update the configuration anyway, and having lircd look at the
available input device nodes means that I don't have to remember to recreate
a symlink.

(Also, I prefer /dev/hda to /dev/disk/... which reminds me a lot of devfs's
long paths.)

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Try later.

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