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On Tue, 11 Feb 2020 23:07:16 +0800, Andrew Lowe wrote: |
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> Well this problems is solved. As someone pointed out, Jack both |
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> times, it was related to things not being set. To expose the Logitech |
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> drivers you need INPUT, HID and LEDS_CLASS all set. If you don't then |
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> Logitech will disappear. |
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> I'm sure that in the past I've had to enable things and when I |
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> tried to select them, I couldn't and then a look in the help indicated |
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> something else needed to be enabled - enable it and I could subsequent |
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> select. In this case, the thing, LOGITECH was not even displayed. As to |
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> whether this is new behaviour or not, can't select Vs hidden, I don't |
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> know. |
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It's been that way as long as I've ben using it, menuconfig only displays |
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items you can actually select in its tree listing. However, the search |
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results return all matching options, and show what you need to enable to |
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make an option available. |
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> Menuconfig is an absolute mess and, is it too much to ask for |
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> alphabetical order, and the less that I need to interact with it the |
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> better. |
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Have you tried xconfig? It is somewhat more user friendly. But, yes, and |
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alpha listing would be nice, as would an option to show only new items. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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