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I have to use the joystick for control of a robot, I expect to get /dev/input/js0 after connecting the Joystick, but js0 is appearing.
When I enter lsusb I get like this:
below is the screenshot of dmesg after disconnecting and connecting the joystick usb.
USB joystick is working fine in another PC.
Anyone help how to solve this issue?
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I would guess your joystick is added as a evdev device rather than the older joystick specific.
Look in
/dev/input/by-id
do you see something like your joystick there?
try running
evtest
that will show the different devices attached to those /dev/input/event* files
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I would guess your joystick is added as a evdev device rather than the older joystick specific. Look in /dev/input/by-id do you see something like your joystick there? try running evtest that will show the different devices attached to those /dev/input/event* files
ls /dev/input/by-id doesn't show joystick, evtest also doesn't show joystick events.
I rebuilt the kernel and enabled joystick support. Linux kernel 6.1.43 https://github.com/RoboticsChen/orangepi_kernel.git
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I have to use the joystick for control of a robot, I expect to get /dev/input/js0 after connecting the Joystick, but js0 is appearing.
When I enter lsusb I get like this:
below is the screenshot of dmesg after disconnecting and connecting the joystick usb.
USB joystick is working fine in another PC.
Anyone help how to solve this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: