On lun, 2007-11-26 at 21:43 +1030, Ron wrote:

Hi Pascal,

There is a less intrusive way to handle this for any reasonably modern
2.6 kernel...  see the check_driver script in the Debian package.

It's called from udev when the device is plugged and if it is a wacom
tablet, it will repossess it from any other driver and bind it to the
wacom one.

We had a more brutal hack that did this for 2.4 too, but this method
is I believe the recommended one now (or at least supported without
further kernel patching since about 2.6.13-ish).

Yes this can be workarounded in userspace, but why having a blacklist in
HID if the individual usbhid drivers still take the device ? And why
having a driver to handle a device when a better one exists ?

-- 
Pascal Terjan
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Mandriva (ex Mandrakesoft)
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