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I haven't tried this yet......... but thanks................what<wbr /> is the &nbsp;module filename for the gravis gamepad?
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I haven't tried this yet......... but thanks................what is the  module filename for the gravis gamepad?

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The module is called joy-gravis.o <br />
If you are using insmod, then you need to type <br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;insmod joy-gravis.o<br />
You will have to be root to do this...and there may be some dependencies that are unsatisfied. I believe that if you <br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;insmod joystick.o<br />
first, then you may satisfy the dependencies. Also, if you can't find the insmod command, it is in your //sbin directory.
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The module is called joy-gravis.o
If you are using insmod, then you need to type
      insmod joy-gravis.o
You will have to be root to do this...and there may be some dependencies that are unsatisfied. I believe that if you
      insmod joystick.o
first, then you may satisfy the dependencies. Also, if you can't find the insmod command, it is in your //sbin directory.

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I want to use that xmms joystick control.... how do i setup my Gravis Pc gamepad? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I've activated the plugin but it doesn't react at all to the gamepad.... The gamepad works fine in winblows.. any idea of how to set it up for linux? or the device name?
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I want to use that xmms joystick control.... how do i setup my Gravis Pc gamepad?	I've activated the plugin but it doesn't react at all to the gamepad.... The gamepad works fine in winblows.. any idea of how to set it up for linux? or the device name?

Gravis Gamepad in Redhat 6.1

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