Description of problem: The BTC "Emprex 3009URF III Vista MCE Remote" has 6 keys with none standard scan codes so they are ignored by the HID keyboard driver Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.6.31.12-174.2.3.fc12.i686 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Plug in Emprex remote USB receiver 2. Press Big Green Start button 3. Actual results: Nothing Expected results: Scan code for KEY_MEDIA should be returned. Additional info: There is a patch for this available here: http://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/70351/ I have tried to follow the udev solution mentioned at the bottom of the discussion but even using /lib/udev/keymap I get no response from the missing buttons, not even the "unknown" message. usbmon has the following output for the various buttons: # "Start/Media Button" f1c08a80 0.508793 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 030d0000 000000 f1c08a80 0.508816 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 0.684788 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 0.684800 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "RecTV Button" f1c08a80 5.612863 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03480000 000000 f1c08a80 5.612886 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 5.772861 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 5.772873 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "LiveTV Button" f1c08a80 7.148880 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03250000 000000 f1c08a80 7.148895 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 7.292881 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 7.292891 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "DVDMenu Button" f1c08a80 7.540885 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03240000 000000 f1c08a80 7.540899 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 7.708887 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 7.708897 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Music" f1c08a80 8.380898 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03470000 000000 f1c08a80 8.380915 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 8.524900 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 8.524911 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Pictures" f1c08a80 8.772900 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03490000 000000 f1c08a80 8.772911 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 8.940904 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 8.940917 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Video" f1c08a80 9.236909 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 034a0000 000000 f1c08a80 9.236922 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 9.404912 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 9.404925 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Radio" f1c08a80 9.764916 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03500000 000000 f1c08a80 9.764928 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 9.932922 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 9.932939 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Teletex" f1c08a80 11.148936 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 035a0000 000000 f1c08a80 11.148952 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 11.348941 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 11.348956 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Red" f1c08a80 11.924946 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 035b0000 000000 f1c08a80 11.924959 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 12.140948 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 12.140961 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Green" f1c08a80 12.500955 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 035c0000 000000 f1c08a80 12.500968 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 12.700955 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 12.700965 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Yello" f1c08a80 13.060965 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 035d0000 000000 f1c08a80 13.060987 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 13.260965 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 13.260976 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < # "Blue" f1c08a80 13.892976 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 035e0000 000000 f1c08a80 13.892991 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 < f1c08a80 14.084976 C Ii:2:006:2 0:8 7 = 03000000 000000 f1c08a80 14.084989 S Ii:2:006:2 -:8 7 <
The patch mentioned above applies cleanly to the src rpm for 2.6.31.12-174.2.22.fc12.i686
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