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I can't use my joystick. No nodes are created. Here are the moduels I try:
analog 11168 0
interact 4864 0
sidewinder 12672 0
emu10k1_gp 3072 0
gameport 12424 5 analog,interact,sidewinder,emu10k1_gp
joydev 8768 0
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I have a sidewinder gamepad. If I do...
modprobe joydev
modprobe sidewinder
it works fine!
Microsoft stole my computer, Linux gave it back.
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I also have a sidewinder game pad. and a thrustmaster firestorm.
Neither one works no matter what combination of modprobing or entering into the modules section of rc.conf
Tried these:
joydev
sidewinder
joydev
tmdc
joydev
analog
The best I can get it to work is when I do
cat /dev/input/js0
, it outputs a bunch of garbage on the screen. If I press the buttons, it gives me more garbage. Is it supposed to output garbage? I don't know, I've never used a joystick w/Linux, much less, the "cat" command. I do know that Enemy Territory will not recognize either one by running it from the commandline and checking the output:
Joystick not active.
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I have a ps2 gamepad and a logitech wing man all I have to do is plug it in I got the joystick support compiled in but nothing else.
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The best I can get it to work is when I do
cat /dev/input/js0
, it outputs a bunch of garbage on the screen. If I press the buttons, it gives me more garbage. Is it supposed to output garbage? I don't know, I've never used a joystick w/Linux, much less, the "cat" command. I do know that Enemy Territory will not recognize either one by running it from the commandline and checking the output:
Joystick not active.
It does spit out garbage using the cat command. What that tells you is that the gamepade is actually working and sending signals.
ET may be looking for the js0 device somewhere else in the /dev tree. If it's not there already, try symlinking /dev/input/js0 to /dev/js0 .
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