Re: Grand prix legends recognize only two joystick axis

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> I've tried to do as you suggested, but after having rebooted the pc,
> nothing has changed.
>
Your new rule looks fine and its placement should also be OK. Your rules
set is rather different from mine, but unless there's another overriding
rule in 95-udev-late.rules that shouldn't matter.

Please do the following as root and post the results:

cd /etc/udev/rules.d
grep event *

> Is there something wrong?
>
Setting  MODE to 0666 may be better than 0644 - I was assuming that the
event devices were read-only but they may be read-write since root has
read/write access.

As a faster temporary workround, after boot you could experiment with
changing the access permissions directly as root:

chmod uga+rw /dev/input/event*
ls -l /dev/input/event*

which should show that the permissions group is now "crw-rw-rw-" If this
takes, the joystick should now work OK.

I use exactly this technique to give all users access to serial ports,
so I'm slightly mystified why it didn't work for you.


Martin




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