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Subject: [Bug 211967] USB Keyboard is detected as USB mouse when USB mouse is
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D211967

--- Comment #11 from karl@denninger.net ---
(In reply to nc from comment #10)

>From /usr/src...

svn log -v -r xxxxxxx (will tell you which file(s) got changed, in this case
just one file in the USB driver set)

Then, after figuring out whether you have interdependencies and can safely =
roll
back just one file or you must do the entire tree:

svn update -r xxxxxx file-that-got-changed (if just one file as is the case
here, and no other dependencies on later commits; this can be dangerous but=
 in
this case it's ok)

or

cd /usr/src (or /usr/src/sys in this case, since this is kernel-specific)

svn update -r xxxxxx . (will roll the entire tree from that point downward =
back
to the specified revision)

and then of course "make buildkernel;make installkernel" from /usr/src.

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