joysick...

[stephan schutter]

I can see the sidewinder in the hardware browser -- when I ran jstest...

here is what I got:

[stephans at imhothep dev]$ ls j*
jmouse  js0  js1  js2  js3  jsfd  jsflash
[stephans at imhothep dev]$ jstest --normal /dev/jsfd
jstest: Permission denied
[stephans at imhothep dev]$ su
Password:
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/jsfd
jstest: No such device or address
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/js0
jstest: No such device
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/js1
jstest: No such device
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/js2
jstest: No such device
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/js3
jstest: No such device
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/js4
jstest: No such file or directory
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/jsf
jsfd     jsflash
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/jsflash
jstest: No such device
[root at imhothep dev]#  jstest --normal /dev/jsfd
jstest: No such device or address




Chris Negus wrote:

>On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 20:04, stephan schutter wrote:
>  
>
>>I can not find a redhat-utility for configuring a joystick... is there 
>>not supposed to be one? I have a vanilla one and a sidewinder.
>>    
>>
>You might try the joystick package (on CD #1). I used jstest to
>calibrate a joystick. Seems you need to do this to get it to work:
>modprobe joydev
>modprobe ns558
>modprobe analog
>     Use this command to calibrate:
>jstest /dev/js0
>Then just adjust it and test your buttons. I don't know much about
>joysticks, so I don't know if you are looking for a way to configure it
>beyond that.
>
>-- Chris Negus
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