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btnx isn't recognizing my Saitek R.A.T. 7 on a single debian system #4
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Can you post the compiler output for building btnx and btnx-config? |
Sure! btnx-configure: http://pastebin.com/4sTG2UJ2 |
Sorry for the delayed reply. I have not forgotten about you. I cannot see any problems with the compiling process. Next questions: What are the names of the Configuration Profile(s) you have used? I only recently noticed a bug with whitespace in the Configuration Names. This didn't seem to happen on older versions of Fedora, only the latest one. Also, open a console and run btnx-config from there, and grab the console output, then share that please. |
Hi, no problem! No whitespace in the configuration profiles, I'm currently using
This is the output when I set the identifiers manually:
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I'm using btnx to remap my mouse events for 1 year now. Lately I switched from Ubuntu to Debian Jessie on all my machines. On 2/3 machines btnx works perfectly, however on my home tower it isn't recognizing my Saitek R.A.T. 7 mouse (all other machines recognize the mouse).
As soon as I'm getting into the mouse recognition the only thing it finds is my keyboard (if I press anything on it).
Things I already tried:
lsusb: "Bus 002 Device 011: ID 06a3:0ccb Saitek PLC"
btnx_config:
Any ideas?
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