Comment 31 for bug 435235

auspex [2009-10-15 12:51 -0000]:
> The first two here are after unplugging, the remainder after I plug back
> in. This certainly seems to see the keyboard (and an unused PS/2 mouse
> connector on the ps2-USB connector)

Right, X.org seems to see it just fine. And yet it doesn't actually
work? Does it work on a virtual terminal? (Ctrl+Alt+F1)

> (**) USBPS2: Device: "/dev/input/event10"

Once you found out the device number with that, can you please do

  sudo /lib/udev/keymap input/event10

and see whether you get any response from the keys there?

> Here's the udevadm test output::
> [...]
> udevadm_test: ID_VENDOR=0d3d
> udevadm_test: ID_VENDOR_ENC=0d3d
> udevadm_test: ID_VENDOR_ID=0d3d
> udevadm_test: ID_MODEL=USBPS2
> udevadm_test: ID_MODEL_ENC=USBPS2
> udevadm_test: ID_MODEL_ID=0001
> udevadm_test: ID_REVISION=0001
> udevadm_test: ID_SERIAL=0d3d_USBPS2
> udevadm_test: ID_TYPE=hid
> udevadm_test: ID_BUS=usb
> udevadm_test: ID_USB_INTERFACES=:030101:030102:
> udevadm_test: ID_USB_INTERFACE_NUM=00
> udevadm_test: ID_USB_DRIVER=usbhid
> udevadm_test: ID_CLASS=kbd
> udevadm_test: ID_PATH=pci-0000:00:1d.1-usb-0:1:1.0
> udevadm_test: DMI_VENDOR=Acer

Hm, this looks just fine. So udevadm test works, but these ID_USB* and
ID_CLASS=kbd keys are still not in "udevadm info --export-db"?
*puzzled*

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