Re: mouse drivers

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Hi,

> my /proc/interrupts shows that ps/2 mouse has interrupt 12.
> but i cannot find where this is defined in the sources.
> For a couple of files it is defined to be 5 not 12.

see include/asm-xxx/keyboard.h files.
interrupt 12 is defined to be the auxiliary device interrupt.
interrupt 5 is used by the USB subsystem


> how can i find out which specific file is being used to drive my mouse?

see drivers/char/pc_keyb.c, the keyboard and mouse drivers have been combined


> Only CONFIG_PSMOUSE is equal to 'y' (all others are m). Since /dev/mouse
> points to psaux i tried to grep for psaux in drivers/char but several files
> seem to contain that.
> (CONFIG_MOUSEDEV is also set to m)
>
> If anyone can give me a pointer to where i can find this info,
> it will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> vijay
>
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