ehome infrared receiver needs further installation

I struggled with lirc a bit when I first upgraded to Fedora 22. > getting in the way? Something that XFCE is doing that my old FluxBox setup > after all? Disable X (or something else like the kernel driver) from What could I be missing? Do I really need to use lirc > Now I think I've just gotten spun-around by it all and there's a 'Duh' > keys make the volume meter change, the volume doesn't. > = playing back a recording starts at volume level 2 and though the volume > = ir-keytable shows some escape-codes (e.g., '^[[A') before showing the > Two points that make me think something, perhaps X, is not passing most > enabled and configured and disabled lirc. I have the mceusb driver loaded by the kernel. > 'ir-keytable -t' shows me the right key events, even for keys MythFrontend > remote seems to work pretty much as before sans the XH86 stuff. > I've read a pile of instructions and advice, sometimes conflicting but my > but still nothing but up/down/left/right and volume buttons seems to work. > I got XFCE out of the way by removing various XG86 shortcuts it defined, > anymore, but following the HID_Remotes page doesn't get me any further. > I tried following the MCE_Remote wiki - it seems that I don't need lircd > pops up an XFCE error dialog 'Failed to launch shortcut 'XF86AudioMedia''. > On Thursday, Aug12:44:35 AM Jerome Yuzyk wrote: What could I be missing? Do I really need to use lirc after all? Disable X (or something else like the kernel driver) from getting in the way? Something that XFCE is doing that my old FluxBox setup wasn't? Now I think I've just gotten spun-around by it all and there's a 'Duh' moment awaiting me. Keys make the volume meter change, the volume doesn't. = playing back a recording starts at volume level 2 and though the volume = ir-keytable shows some escape-codes (e.g., '^[[A') before showing the Two points that make me think something, perhaps X, is not passing most codes through: I've enabled and configured and disabled lirc. 'ir-keytable -t' shows me the right key events, even for keys MythFrontend won't recognize. I've read a pile of instructions and advice, sometimes conflicting but my remote seems to work pretty much as before sans the XH86 stuff. I got XFCE out of the way by removing various XG86 shortcuts it defined, but still nothing but up/down/left/right and volume buttons seems to work. > XFCE seems to be getting in the way, but I can't figure out how. > I tried following the MCE_Remote wiki - it seems that I don't need lircd anymore, but following the HID_Remotes page doesn't get me any further. The green menu button pops up an XFCE error dialog 'Failed to launch shortcut 'XF86AudioMedia''. On Thursday, Aug12:44:35 AM Jerome Yuzyk wrote:

Ehome infrared receiver needs further installation