Configuring Input Devices; Configuring A Serial Input Device For Head 1 - Silicon Graphics Octane2 Duo Installation Manual

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5: Configuring the System and Verifying Installation
Configuring Input Devices
Configuring a Serial Input Device for Head 1
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The IRIX operating system includes support for a number of input devices. Support for
additional devices can be added; see the input man page for details. This man page also
contains the most current listing of supported devices.
1.
Choose the serial port (1 or 2) to which you will connect the serial device for head 1.
Tip: Configure the serial device for head 1 (the secondary head) first. Then configure
the serial device for head 0 (the primary head).
2. Use head 0 (the primary head) to do the configuration. (All system administration
tasks should be done from head 0.)
1.
Log in to the system on head 0 as root.
2. Go to Toolchest > System > System Manager > Hardware and Devices > Serial
Device Manager. Click the Add Other button.
3. Continue the installation by reading all the information in each dialog box that
appears and following the on-screen directions.
When you are done, you will have configured the device to head 0. The steps that
follow reconfigure the device to head 1.
4. Check Table 5-1 on page 30 for the module name of the serial device you have
configured.
5. From Toolchest > Desktop choose Open UNIX Shell.
6. At the prompt, type:
mv /dev/input/<module name> /dev/input1/<module name>
Example: mv /dev/input/sball /dev/input1/sball.
In this example, /input/ refers to head 0, /input1/ refers to head 1, and sball
to Spaceball.
7. Log out, and log in on the head for which the device was configured.
You are finished configuring a serial device to head 1.
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