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it is a motion sensor if you put the optical mouse vertical and use dev dsp so if anybody pass throught you can see a sound
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MATTIA T.
2009/6/29 Soren Orel
<soren.orel@gmail.com>
I recently read about
cat /dev/input/mice
when I move my mouse it's giving "random chars" :)
I formerly read about:
cat /var/log/messages > /dev/dsp
It makes "sound" :D ...
Ok.. I wanted to combine these to like:
cat /dev/input/mice > /dev/dsp
So If I move my mouse it makes sound..but it's not very effective (not always working, I have to move the mouse too intensive)
It would be a "motion sensor" :D:D (don't laugh) When something pushes the mouse it will give a "sound"
does anybody has any idea how to make the idea work better? :D
I already tried making "cat /dev/input/mice" hd to input bigger data to "/dev/dsp" (hd=hexdump) :D
cat /dev/input/mice | hd > /dev/dsp
thanks :D
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