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2014-05-05
, 07:40
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#772
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My kb stopped working. Don't know if it's software or hardware, did reinstall and several reboots, but kb seems dead :/
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2014-05-05
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@ Germany
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#773
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Originally Posted by Ozymandias
Try starting tohkbd manually as root in the terminal. My keyboard showed the same, but after starting it manually, the keys worked again (but with auto-repeat too fast). Looks like a software issue.
My kb stopped working. Don't know if it's software or hardware, did reinstall and several reboots, but kb seems dead :/
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2014-05-05
, 21:24
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#774
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Originally Posted by pycage
There is no auto-repeat implemented.
...(but with auto-repeat too fast). Looks like a software issue.
This can be caused if you have managed to start multiple instances of tohkbd, one through systemd, one directly from /usr/sbin
check ps -A | grep tohkbd what is running.
Best way is to systemctl restart tohkbd.service
and check status with systemctl status tohkbd.service
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2014-05-08
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@ Holland
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#775
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Making some moar keyboards this weekend! Very busy now during the week with going to college, but have some parts ready to be assembled 
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2014-05-09
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#776
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Keyboard still not working. systemctl status shows some error at the end:
tca8424: readInputReport failed, wrote -1, expected 6: Transpor...107
Edit: Checked status after reboot, didn't see an error. Did systemctl restart. Now status shows a different error: failed to write "67" to /sys/class/gpio/unexport
Edit 2: Another status check: This time again the first error, plus this:
tca8424: reset failed, wrote -1, expected 4: Transport endpoint...(107)
Last edited by Ozymandias; 2014-05-09 at 13:52.
tca8424: readInputReport failed, wrote -1, expected 6: Transpor...107
Edit: Checked status after reboot, didn't see an error. Did systemctl restart. Now status shows a different error: failed to write "67" to /sys/class/gpio/unexport
Edit 2: Another status check: This time again the first error, plus this:
tca8424: reset failed, wrote -1, expected 4: Transport endpoint...(107)
Last edited by Ozymandias; 2014-05-09 at 13:52.
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2014-05-10
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#777
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Originally Posted by Ozymandias
-1 means that comms over I2C with keyboard failed
Keyboard still not working. systemctl status shows some error at the end:
tca8424: readInputReport failed, wrote -1, expected 6: Transpor...107
Originally Posted by Ozymandias
The unexport fails as it has been already unexported. just inconvenient error.
Edit: Checked status after reboot, didn't see an error. Did systemctl restart. Now status shows a different error: failed to write "67" to /sys/class/gpio/unexport
Originally Posted by Ozymandias
-1 means that comms over I2C with keyboard failed
Edit 2: Another status check: This time again the first error, plus this:
tca8424: reset failed, wrote -1, expected 4: Transport endpoint...(107)
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2014-05-11
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#778
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So likely hardware problem? Should I try to open the kb snd check for broken cable or something?
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2014-05-11
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@ Holland
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#779
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Originally Posted by Ozymandias
The cable has a limited life. Shall I send you a new cable? Probably better if we continue over email/pm
So likely hardware problem? Should I try to open the kb snd check for broken cable or something?
Last edited by dirkvl; 2014-05-11 at 08:38.
Anything I can do on my end to make this work a bit smoother?
Thanks and again, great job!