Thanks again,
One odd thing is that when I give the dmesg -c command in putty, nothing happen, it returns the same prompt line. The system isn’t recognizing the remote…
The -c flag clears your dmesg history. If you run dmesg -c a 2nd time, and there were no new kernel messages printed into the log, the command will return nothing, and you’ll get the prompt again.
Use dmesg instead of dmesg -c.
Thank you Betatester, I’ll try it.
I’ve tried another command in SSH Putty, “ir-keytable –t”, and then press some buttons on the remote to see what happens on putty windows, but it return that doesn’t recognize it and that didn’t encountered the command. It seems that doesn’t load nothing regarding to the remote…
If your device is not in the repo, perhaps you could follow the instructions on how to create it yourself. Also found in the repo.
Failing that, cross your fingers that someone else has the same device,