Re: USB mouse USB keyboard won't work after kernel build! Help.
Thank you Kent.
The module related item, you mentioned,
should help me well.
Since I am beginner to Linux & RtLinux(<- see P.S.)
it is tough to specify which field
this specific trouble supposed to be posted.
And I actually posted to RtLinux mailing list as well.
But not yet replied.
Thank you for your suggestion and I will really
apprecite for you and all to have paid attentions
to this subject.
I will have a look into the module status.
and this 'module' topic is the key-topic to me.
It still does not display any concrete function
and makes me tough to make use of modules.
Sincerely
Wathavy.
P.S.
> What is this "RTLinux" you keep referring to? I did
Sorry to have let you spare time.
RtLinux, please reffer to
http://www.rtlinux.com/
http://www.fsmlabs.com/
for further information.
there is other version called RTLinux-Free, which
I am doing familialization.
------------------------quote--------------------
FSMLabs products are based on the ground-breaking RTCore
hard real-time operating system, which uses Linux or BSD
UNIX as an application server.
These components are designed to deliver dependable,
predictable, state-of-the-art performance, and to
interoperate with other standard components using standard
APIs. They are designed to not require endless
"configuration" or complex niche "tool-sets" that are
carryovers from the days of customized DSP-based
real-time. Extensively tested and debugged, RTLinuxPro and
RTCore products simplify development of real-time and
embedded systems.
> Wathavy wrote:
>
> >Hi.
> >
> >I installed RTlinux kernel and working fine as far
> as
> >PS/2 mouse with PS/2 keyboard are connected.
> >
> >USB keyboard and USB mouse are at working condition
> >when I start with old kernel at recovery boot run.
> >
> >
> You probably need to insert the appropriate USB
> modules. You might try
> "modprobe usbcore" for starters. I'm not currently
> running a USB
> mouse/keyboard, so I can't look in my list of
> running modules to provide
> any better answer, but still, I think you're missing
> USB support from
> your system. Adding the correct modules should help.
>
> What is this "RTLinux" you keep referring to? I did
> a google, and it
> appears to be another distro, in which case are you
> running a mix of two
> distros? an RTLinux kernel and a Debian-otherwise
> system? Maybe this is
> kosher, but you're likely to run into issues that
> few of us who run pure
> Debian will be familiar with. If we aren't able to
> help you, perhaps
> there's an RTLinux mailing list that might provide
> you with better answers.
>
> --
> Kent
>
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