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Hika van der Hoven wrote:<br>
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<pre>><i> Well, actually it does. If I go back and re-enable all the
</i>><i> protocols in /sys/class/rc/rc0/protocols, now ir-keytable sees the
</i>><i> keypresses. However, if after this I try to use the devinput driver
</i>><i> in lirc_options.conf, then irw and mythfrontend see nothing.
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Completely logical as ir_keytable is for devinput and irw for old
style. They will not work both!</pre>
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Just to keep this thread sane: Actually both styles should work.
It's just a question of using the kernel decoding (devinput) vs
using lircd to decode the raw timings (default driver). The raw
timings are available on /dev/lirc? if the protocol is set to
'lirc', the decoded events are on a /dev/nput/ device if the
protocol is left untouched. The kernel supports both modes.<br>
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Recent lircd normally sets the protocol automagically if needed, but
when testing one might need to set it manually.<br>
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Cheers!<br>
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--alec<br>
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