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On Tuesday 23 August 2005 16:55, John-Paul Andrusky wrote:
> I'm using a saitek gaming keyboard, it has:
>
> ukbd0 -> the keyboard
> uhid0 -> volume controls
> uhid1 -> the extended game pad
>
> ukbd0 and uhid1 both work fine, (I can `cat /dev/uhid1`, push buttons on
> the game pad and see results). However, `cat /dev/uhi0`, destroys the whole
> usb tree, i.e. no usb devices work after that. uhid0  is reported as:
>

Can you compile your kernel with "options USB_DEBUG".

Then "sysctl hw.usb.uhid.debug=15" and "sysctl hw.usb.debug=15".

--HPS