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From: Jarod W. <ja...@wi...> - 2009-08-29 04:11:33
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On Thursday 27 August 2009 11:09:18 Ken Kolbly wrote: > Jarod, > I apologize for not updating you immediately when I got the new > information. > > My friend has an almost identical hardware setup (Same > motherboard, CPU and RAM, bought at the same time as mine. Same iMon > receiver.) and he had the same problem with the IR receiver. It was not a > big issue to him, because he was willing to use the keyboard to control his > box. However, for other reasons, earlier this week he "nuked-and-repaved" > his system, installing CentOS. The iMon was still getting claimed and he > did some research, discovering that the kernel "quirks" is apparently > broken in that version. CentOS 4 or 5? Pretty sure quirking works just fine in 5, and if it doesn't, then its a regression that ought to be fixed by Red Hat... > HOWEVER > > He also discovered that on my system, there were 2 digits switched on my > "quirks" command. "152c" vs. "15c2" > > I'm very annoyed with myself because I **SPECIFICALLY** checked for that > and STILL missed it! D'oh! > (I guess that proves that I am truly dyslexic!) > > Night before last, I corrected the error and lo and behold, usbhid no > longer claims my IR receiver! I feel much better now! Good deal. Maybe it was just 2.6.28 and 2.6.29 that were broken then. > That is as far as I got. Now I need to continue down-stream and get the > rest of Lirc working. In theory, that part should be easy... Though I still need to put a patch for the F10 2.6.27 kernel together, updating its lirc drivers to something that works with lirc 0.8.5+... :\ > I will keep you posted. Thank you for your support and guidance so > far. I'm sure I'll need more later! We'll be here... -- Jarod Wilson ja...@wi... |