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Alternatively, to load the module at boot time, place the following line in loader.conf(5):
hidquirk_load="YES"
| HQ_HID_IGNORE | |
| device should be ignored by hid class | |
| HQ_KBD_BOOTPROTO | |
| device should set the boot protocol | |
| HQ_MS_BOOTPROTO | |
| device should set the boot protocol | |
| HQ_MS_BAD_CLASS | |
| doesn't identify properly | |
| HQ_MS_LEADING_BYTE | |
| mouse sends an unknown leading byte | |
| HQ_MS_REVZ | |
| mouse has Z-axis reversed | |
| HQ_MS_VENDOR_BTN | |
| mouse has buttons in vendor usage page | |
| HQ_SPUR_BUT_UP | |
| spurious mouse button up events | |
| HQ_MT_TIMESTAMP | |
| Multitouch device exports HW timestamps 0x1b5a01 | |
See /sys/dev/hid/hidquirk.h for the complete list of supported quirks.
| hw.hid.quirk.%d | |
The value is a string whose format is:
"BusId VendorId ProductId LowRevision HighRevision HQ_QUIRK,... " Installs the quirks HQ_QUIRK,... for all HID devices matching BusId and VendorId and ProductId which have a hardware revision between and including LowRevision and HighRevision. BusId, VendorId, ProductId, LowRevision and HighRevision are all 16 bits numbers which can be decimal or hexadecimal based. A maximum of 100 variables hw.hid.quirk.0, .1, ..., .99 can be defined. If a matching entry is found in the kernel's internal quirks table, it is replaced by the new definition. Else a new entry is created given that the quirk table is not full. The kernel iterates over the hw.hid.quirk.N variables starting at N = 0 and stops at N = 99 or the first non-existing one. | |
hw.hid.quirk.0="0x18 0x6cb 0x1941 0 0xffff HQ_MT_TIMESTAMP"
| HIDQUIRK (4) | September 16, 2020 |
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