Driver for USB-compliant human interface devices (HID)
io-hid -d usb [option[,option ...]] ... & io-hid -d usb [option[,option ...]] ...
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You can use the igndev option to ignore specific USB HID devices. This allows another USB driver to attach and manage the device. You can specify multiple igndev options.
The did also supports pattern matching to let you specify a range for device IDs for a particular vendor; see the examples below.
The devh-usb.so is a DLL which is used with the io-hid manager. It connects to the USB stack to give HID clients access to USB-compliant human interface devices.
Start io-hid using the USB HID driver and manage all USB HID devices:
io-hid -d usb &
or:
io-hid & mount -Tio-hid devh-usb.so
Ignore all devices for a specific vendor:
io-hid -dusb igndev=0x1234
Ignore a specific device for a specific vendor:
io-hid -dusb igndev=0x1234:0x5678
Ignore a range of devices for a specific vendor:
io-hid -dusb igndev=0x1234:0x5???
devh-ps2ser.so. devh-*, hidview, io-hid, io-usb, usb