I've tried the forums for an answer. Which I hate posting to these things. My own reason. So any ways here is my problem.
I'm using fedora 8 and have have gizmod installed. The problem is the only thing that seams to work with my powermate is the Powermate Visualizer script. Nothing else happens I'm tried opening a firefox browser and nothing happens. I'm tried modding different scripts and nothing happens. So how can I tell if its working. I've even changed the script order. Any help would be great or if some one could point me to an updated script.
Registering Devices:
Standard - Directory [input]
Standard - Macintosh mouse button emulation [event0] vId: 0x1 pId: 0x1
Standard - USBPS2 [event1] vId: 0xd3d pId: 0x1
Standard - USBPS2 [event2] vId: 0xd3d pId: 0x1
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver [event3] vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver [event4] vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Powermate - Griffin PowerMate [event5] vId: 0x77d pId: 0x410
Standard - PC Speaker [event6] vId: 0x1f pId: 0x1
Standard - Power Button (FF) [event7] vId: 0x0 pId: 0x2
Standard - Power Button (CM) [event8] vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Loading User Scripts:
CatchAllDebug - CatchAll Event Mapping for Testing
PowermateVisualizer - Powermate Visualization Handler [1 Powermates]
KeyboardAmarok - Amarok Fancy Keyboard Event Mapping
KeyboardDefault - Default Fancy Keyboard Event Mapping
PowermateButtonTimeout - ButtonTimeout Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateCompiz - Compiz Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateFirefox - Firefox Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateAmarok - Amarok Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateDefault - Default Powermate Event Mapping
ATIX10Intercept - Intercept ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10MythTV - MythTV ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10MPlayer - MPlayer ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10Amarok - Amarok ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10Default - Default ATIX10 Event Mapping
LIRCHauppaugeIntercept - Intercept LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2Intercept - Intercept LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeMythTV - MythTV LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2MythTV - MythTV LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeMPlayer - MPlayer LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2MPlayer - MPlayer LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeAmarok - Amarok LIRC Hauppauge Event Mapping
LIRCMceUSB2Amarok - Amarok LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeDefault - Default LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2Default - Default LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
MomoRacing - Logitech Momo Racing Event Mapping
RemoteControl - Remote Control Event Mapping
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Well I figured out the problem. Its seam that since the powermate looked like it was working I had assumed that my mouse and keyboard where not the problem. After plugging in a wired mouse and keyboard the powermate is working fine now. Not to other don't use wireless interfaces with gizmod. At least that is the lesson I have learned. I still have a problem with ctrl c not stopping the gizmod deamon. Everything works fine in ubuntu but not so much with fedora 8.
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2010-01-26
Late reply but, the key here is to detail which of your logitech devices is keyboard and which is mouse. I had exactly the same issue:
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Using the debug mode ( -g ) I determined which of the two was mouse, which keyboard. Then edited the "/etc/gizmod/GizmoDeviceStrings.py", specifying the "event3" for keyboard and "event4" for mouse (in my case).
Then when running gizmod I now get:
Registering Devices:
Standard - Directory
Standard - Power Button vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Standard - Power Button vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Standard - Macintosh mouse button emulation vId: 0x1 pId: 0x1
Keyboard - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc50c
Mouse - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc50c
Standard - UVC Camera (046d:0994) vId: 0x46d pId: 0x994
Standard - HDA Digital PCBeep vId: 0x10ec pId: 0x883
Powermate - Griffin PowerMate vId: 0x77d pId: 0x410
LIRC - LIRC
gizmod knows what's a keyboard and what's a mouse - only then did my powermate start functioning.
Easy? No.
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I've tried the forums for an answer. Which I hate posting to these things. My own reason. So any ways here is my problem.
I'm using fedora 8 and have have gizmod installed. The problem is the only thing that seams to work with my powermate is the Powermate Visualizer script. Nothing else happens I'm tried opening a firefox browser and nothing happens. I'm tried modding different scripts and nothing happens. So how can I tell if its working. I've even changed the script order. Any help would be great or if some one could point me to an updated script.
Registering Devices:
Standard - Directory [input]
Standard - Macintosh mouse button emulation [event0] vId: 0x1 pId: 0x1
Standard - USBPS2 [event1] vId: 0xd3d pId: 0x1
Standard - USBPS2 [event2] vId: 0xd3d pId: 0x1
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver [event3] vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Standard - Logitech USB Receiver [event4] vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc51a
Powermate - Griffin PowerMate [event5] vId: 0x77d pId: 0x410
Standard - PC Speaker [event6] vId: 0x1f pId: 0x1
Standard - Power Button (FF) [event7] vId: 0x0 pId: 0x2
Standard - Power Button (CM) [event8] vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Loading User Scripts:
CatchAllDebug - CatchAll Event Mapping for Testing
PowermateVisualizer - Powermate Visualization Handler [1 Powermates]
KeyboardAmarok - Amarok Fancy Keyboard Event Mapping
KeyboardDefault - Default Fancy Keyboard Event Mapping
PowermateButtonTimeout - ButtonTimeout Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateCompiz - Compiz Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateFirefox - Firefox Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateAmarok - Amarok Powermate Event Mapping
PowermateDefault - Default Powermate Event Mapping
ATIX10Intercept - Intercept ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10MythTV - MythTV ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10MPlayer - MPlayer ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10Amarok - Amarok ATIX10 Event Mapping
ATIX10Default - Default ATIX10 Event Mapping
LIRCHauppaugeIntercept - Intercept LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2Intercept - Intercept LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeMythTV - MythTV LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2MythTV - MythTV LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeMPlayer - MPlayer LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2MPlayer - MPlayer LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeAmarok - Amarok LIRC Hauppauge Event Mapping
LIRCMceUSB2Amarok - Amarok LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
LIRCHauppaugeDefault - Default LIRC Event Mapping for the Hauppauge remote
LIRCMceUSB2Default - Default LIRC Event Mapping for the MceUSB2 remote
MomoRacing - Logitech Momo Racing Event Mapping
RemoteControl - Remote Control Event Mapping
Well I figured out the problem. Its seam that since the powermate looked like it was working I had assumed that my mouse and keyboard where not the problem. After plugging in a wired mouse and keyboard the powermate is working fine now. Not to other don't use wireless interfaces with gizmod. At least that is the lesson I have learned. I still have a problem with ctrl c not stopping the gizmod deamon. Everything works fine in ubuntu but not so much with fedora 8.
Late reply but, the key here is to detail which of your logitech devices is keyboard and which is mouse. I had exactly the same issue:
Using the debug mode ( -g ) I determined which of the two was mouse, which keyboard. Then edited the "/etc/gizmod/GizmoDeviceStrings.py", specifying the "event3" for keyboard and "event4" for mouse (in my case).
Then when running gizmod I now get:
Standard - Directory
Standard - Power Button vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Standard - Power Button vId: 0x0 pId: 0x1
Standard - Macintosh mouse button emulation vId: 0x1 pId: 0x1
Keyboard - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc50c
Mouse - Logitech USB Receiver vId: 0x46d pId: 0xc50c
Standard - UVC Camera (046d:0994) vId: 0x46d pId: 0x994
Standard - HDA Digital PCBeep vId: 0x10ec pId: 0x883
Powermate - Griffin PowerMate vId: 0x77d pId: 0x410
LIRC - LIRC
gizmod knows what's a keyboard and what's a mouse - only then did my powermate start functioning.
Easy? No.