Re: [gentoo-user] Need to identify USB device by port

[Mike Diehl]

Here is the output of those command:

mouse1:
================================
19a20,22
> usbdev2.56_ep81
> usbdev2.56_ep00
> usbdev2.56
645a649
> mouse0
664a669
> his_mouse
671a677
> event2
================================

================================
19a20,22
> usbdev2.57_ep81
> usbdev2.57_ep00
> usbdev2.57
648a652
> mouse1
676a681
> event3
sh-3.1$
================================

...eagerly awaiting further instruction....

Now, on the off chance that you meant to use /sys and not /dev, I've made the 
output available at http://www.diehlnet.com/mouse1.txt and 
http://www.diehlnet.com/mouse2.txt

Thank you for your time.

Mike.


On Thursday 05 April 2007 22:39, Walter Dnes wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 05, 2007 at 07:46:45PM -0600, Mike Diehl wrote
>
> > OPTIONS+="last_rule", PHYSDEVPATH=="*:00:02.0/usb2/2-10"
> >
> > Any ideas are much appreciated.
>
>   Are you sure both PHYSDEVPATHs contain "00:02.0"?
>
>   Anyhow, let's dig into this a bit deeper...
>
>   - go into text console mode (e.g. tty1)
>   - unplug both mice
>   - execute (without the quotes) "ll -R /dev/ > x1"
>   - insert the 1st mouse and wait 60 seconds
>   - execute (without the quotes) "ll -R /dev/ > x2"
>   - insert the 2nd mouse and wait 60 seconds
>   - execute (without the quotes) "ll -R /dev/ > x3"
>   - execute (without the quotes) "diff x1 x2 > mouse1.txt"
>   - execute (without the quotes) "diff x2 x3 > mouse2.txt"
>
>   Attach the output files mouse1.txt and mouse2.txt and email to this
> list.  It'll show us where the mice appear in your /dev directory.  Once
> we see the output, we'll proceed from there.
>
> --
> Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> In linux /sbin/init is Job #1
> Q. Mr. Ghandi, what do you think of Microsoft security?
> A. I think it would be a good idea.

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