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From: Hanno Zulla <abos@hanno.de>
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Hi,

> If it's handled through the "normal" HIDP stack on Android, it should
> at least create a hidraw device in stock Linux (which you can check for
> in the dmesg output).
> 
> You can then use hid-recorder to get the information from the device:
> http://bentiss.github.io/hid-replay-docs/
> 
> And start a discussion on the linux-input list about adding support for
> it.

Thanks a lot, that helped!

hid-recorder does indeed catch events for it.

I'll go to linux-input with it.

Regards,

Hanno