Why is keyboard and mouse unable to be hotplugged in FreeBSD jail?

I have an entire system with xorg-x11 running in a jail. My only issue is that I am unable to add or remove a keyboard or mouse while X is running. If I restart X, the newly connected keyboard or mouse works just fine. I don't want to restart X. If I run my system on bare metal, it works as expected. It only occurs when I run it from a jail. I see the devices are created as I plug or unplug them: /dev/input/event* /dev/usb/* /dev/ukbd* /dev/kbd* /dev/ums* /dev/ugen* I have dbus running, but for whatever reason, Xorg doesn't appear to be seeing them. If I tail /var/log/Xorg.0.log, I don't see any messages indicating a keyboard or mouse being added or removed as I plug or unplug it. EDIT #1: My devfs rules for this jail are: add path 'dri*' unhide add path 'drm*' unhide add path 'dsp*' unhide add path 'mixer*' unhide add path 'speaker*' mode 0660 group operator unhide # USB drives add path 'da*' unhide EDIT #1: To answer the questions from the answer: 1. My devfs rules match the jail devfs rule id. 2. The Xorg.0.log shows no events when I unplug and reply the keyboard and mouse. Conversely, the host system shows the keyboard and mouse being unplugged and replugged. 3. The host system is a minimal install, it has management packages and video drivers, that's it. It does not have a complete Xorg install. EDIT #2: 1. I Installed inputplug and ran: DISPLAY=:0 inputplug -d --debug -c echo and it did not print any output while I plugged in a keyboard and unplugged it. 2. Again, dmesg on the base / host system shows the keyboard being plugged and unplugged. 3. The jail showed the device under /dev/ukbd1 matching the host. 4. The jail showed also showed the newly added device under /dev/input/event7. 5. xinput list isn't showing any difference in before and after. Hmm, I cannot create any file in /dev as root within the jail. This is a stretch, but is it that the jail itself does not have permissions to create any devices nodes it needs and is instead relying on the host to create them?