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Old 08-27-2016, 02:54 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by glasnost View Post

And my shiny new xorg? Well, the bind mount didn't stick, and the device reverted to the old code.

Don't bind '/etc/xorg.conf', copy and bind '/etc/upstart/makexconfig', when X is restarted, it runs this script to delete and recreate /etc/xorg.conf. You can have teh makexconfig make all the same changes that you did to your xorg.conf.

Or bind both of them, and make makexconfig just an empty script, so it doesn't delete the other file.

If you upload your makexconfig, I can add all the changes needed for your device, the only real difference between mine and yours should have been the /dev/input/exentXXX number of the keyboard


You also shouldnt need a 'kill x' and a 'restart x', I would think you can pick 1 or the other, through I recommend 'restart x'

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