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package you can convert it using the <em>irman2lirc</em> script
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that you can find in the contrib directory.
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It's also possible to convert CCF files and Pronto codes to a
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valid lircd.conf file using the <A
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installed. The further steps depend on which user-space driver
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is used in lircd for your devices. Most devices (actually all
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devices that use a kernel module) use the <em>default</em>
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driver. You can check which user-space is used for your device
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by running <em>lircd --driver=?</em>. Remember that this might
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change each time you compile lircd for a different device. If
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you want to use devices that use different user-space drivers
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then you have to compile LIRC once again using <em>./configure
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--with-driver=any</em>. This will compile almost any user-space
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driver into lircd that is available (but does not compile any
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kernel modules, that's why you had to build them individually
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before). After that you should check if the drivers you want are
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listed now with <em>lircd --driver=?</em>. You should get
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driver. You can check which user-space driver is used for your
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device by running <em>lircd --driver=?</em>. Remember that this
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might change each time you compile lircd for a different
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device. If you want to use devices that use different user-space
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drivers then you have to compile LIRC once again using
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<em>./configure --with-driver=any</em>. This will compile almost
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any user-space driver into lircd that is available (but does not
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compile any kernel modules, that's why you had to build them
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individually before). After that you should check if the drivers
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you want are listed now with <em>lircd --driver=?</em>. You
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should get something like this:
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wheel buttons work. Of course you have to replace IntelliMouse
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with IMPS/2 or MouseSystems if you really want to use one of
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this protocols. Colas Nahaboo's <A
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HREF="http://www.inria.fr/koala/colas/mouse-wheel-scroll/">X
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HREF="http://colas.nahaboo.net/mouse-wheel-scroll/">X
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mouse wheel scroll page</A> gives you further information how to
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<DT>toggle_reset</DT> <DD>This will only have an effect if you
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have specified several <em>config</em> lines to implement a
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toggle button. Usually the toggle state is always saved for the
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button regardless of other button presses. But with this flag
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the toggle state will be reset to the first config entry as soon
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as a different button not matching the specification in the
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current block is pressed.
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<CENTER>[<A HREF="http://www.lirc.org/">LIRC homepage</A>]<BR>
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<I>The LIRC Manual, last update: 17-Jan-2007</I></CENTER>
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<I>The LIRC Manual, last update: 12-Oct-2008</I></CENTER>
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