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<pre><blockquote type="cite"><pre>>><i> No. The Fedora lirc initscript has no facilities for loading modules.
</i>>><i> That's typically done by a shell script in /etc/sysconfig/modules/. I've
</i>>><i> toyed with the idea of adding something that does tie into the lirc
</i>>><i> config for it, but haven't done anything material about it yet.
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</i>><i> I added the shell script. When I try irw I now get responses. I just need to adjust and/or locate the .lircrc and lircd.conf files which are specific to the A415-HPG remote.
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Not quite. There's only one possible lircd.conf.devinput, and it covers
all possible (individual) buttons. With devinput, the buttons are all
converted into Linux input namespace keycodes, which are 100%
standardized.
><i> When I use the lircd.conf.devinput only a fraction of the remote buttons respond. I tried irrecord but even after doing that still only some of the buttons respond.
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I believe the issue here is that you're using something other than the
stock Hauppauge remote with a Hauppauge receiver. You'll have to push
an updated keymap into the kernel here, using ir-keytable from the
v4l-utils package (which isn't quite in Fedora yet, but will be RSN).
ir-keytable can also help you generate said keymap, as it'll show the
scancodes for pressed buttons that aren't mapped to keycodes.
Yes, we need more documentation here. :)</pre></blockquote>Thanks for the information I knew I was missing something. The remote I have is the grey remote (A415-HPG) which came with the card. I'll dig into using
ir-keytable and post my results.
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