in Azerty mode ?
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- Original Message - Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2010 19:14:18 +0200
From: Luca Olivetti l...@ventoso.org
Subject: Re: USB keyboard and Nokia N 810
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I have succedded to connect my USB keyborqd on my Nokia N 810 using
USB-Control in Host mode.
Everything works fine except .. my AZERTY keyboard is understood
like a QWERTY keyboard !!!
I tried to make a loadkeys fr as root but loadkeys is unknown to
busybox !!!
does
setxkbmap
Begins to work !
After doing
setxkbmap -layout fr ( as root )
I get azerty when typing azerty
But I cannot get any accent or symbols like @ | or ] !
I must have to say to X that it is s generic 105 keyboard
I look at the manpage of setxkbmap !
Thanks
Le 08.06.2010 10:50, Damien Challet a
Begins to work !
After doing
setxkbmap -layout fr ( as root )
I get azerty when typing azerty
But I cannot get any accent or symbols like @ | or ] !
I must have to say to X that it is s generic 105 keyboard
I look at the manpage of setxkbmap !
try to set the hardware keyboard
Yes
In fact with
setxkbmap -layout fr -model pc105
everything works like a charm !
( I tried before to set pc105 and fr in the Bluetooth keyboard
section of the Control Panel but without any success )
Thanks for your help !
Le 08.06.2010 11:33, Damien Challet a écrit :
Begins to work !
I, too, have successfully used a regular USB keyboard as described below,
but with my Nokia N800.
I would love to use my Alphasmart Neo as a USB keyboard with my Nokia N800,
but it is not recognized by the N800.
I have tried both the usb-otg-plugin and USB Control.
The Neo is a simple text
Hello all
Is it possible to connect and use a USB keyboard to the Nokia N 810
using its mini-USB adapter ?
DC
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Al 04/06/10 11:06, En/na COURTAUD Didier ha escrit:
Hello all
Is it possible to connect and use a USB keyboard to the Nokia N 810
using its mini-USB adapter ?
yes
http://wiki.maemo.org/USB_host_mode
Bye
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Hi,
I have a Nokia N810 running OS2008 version:- 4.2008.23-14
I want to connect my usb keyboard to it.
While trying to install 'usbcontrol' fromthe application manager
give me this error.
From what I understand from posts on discussion groups on internet,
'usbcontrol' will not work
Hi,
apologies for previous incomplete mail !
I have a Nokia N810 running OS2008 version:- 4.2008.23-14
I want to connect my usb keyboard to it.
While trying to install 'usbcontrol' from maemo.org/downloads section
the application manager gives me this error.
Unable to Install usbcontrol
On Fri, 2008-10-03 at 14:55 -0700, Mrukant Popat wrote:
Hi,
apologies for previous incomplete mail !
I have a Nokia N810 running OS2008 version:- 4.2008.23-14
I want to connect my usb keyboard to it.
While trying to install 'usbcontrol' from maemo.org/downloads section
On 9/28/08, Matt Emson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does it recognise a keyboard, anyway?
Hardware manufacturer id, device id and device class (e.g. Mass storage,
input device, etc)
Does that driver have to be installed specially?
No, nothing needs to be installed in Chinook and
just need a table entry ... the hope is
faint because the keyboard works just fine on other Linux systems, and
I'd imagine they'd all use the same list of IDs and classes.
I guess the next things to try are an ordinary USB keyboard, and the
Alphasmart with a powered hub. The Alphasmart Neo has
USB
keyboard. So evidently, there's something else that has to be done.
- hendrik
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the USB port.
On my desktop Debian machine, it's recognized as an ordinary USB
keyboard. So evidently, there's something else that has to be done.
- hendrik
My Gyration wireless keyboard gives me the same errors, but the
keyboard works anyway. What's actually happening in my case
it makes it available as
a file system over the USB port.
On my desktop Debian machine, it's recognized as an ordinary USB
keyboard. So evidently, there's something else that has to be done.
- hendrik
My Gyration wireless keyboard gives me the same errors, but the keyboard
works anyway
How does it recognise a keyboard, anyway?
Hardware manufacturer id, device id and device class (e.g. Mass storage, input
device, etc)
Does that driver have to be installed specially?
No, nothing needs to be installed in Chinook and Diablo, it just works.
-- hendrik
On Wed, Nov 07, 2007 at 10:29:25AM +0100, Frantisek Dufka wrote:
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Hmm... Thanks for the info. I think I've got the adapter, somewhere,
maybe. I recall something like it coming with my USB HDTV thingy so one
could extend the thingy further from a noisy laptop or
This should get you started...
Get what the mode is currently set:
cat /sys/devices/platform/musb_hdrc/mode)
Turn off the onscreen kbd:
gconftool-2 -t bool -s /system/osso/af/keyboard-attached true
Turn on the onscreen kbd - this is important as is sometimes doesn't happen
-though it
En/na Larry Battraw ha escrit:
On 11/6/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if your typical USB keyboard will work in the n800,
assuming you get the connector to convert from regular to small USB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... Thanks for the info. I think I've got the adapter, somewhere,
maybe. I recall something like it coming with my USB HDTV thingy so one
could extend the thingy further from a noisy laptop or computer.
Do you suppose a keyboard kernel would have to be
Luca Olivetti wrote:
As in I think it'll work or I have it working right in front of me?
I'm asking because most of the reports out there say that it just
doesn't work (or maybe they didn't try hard enough).
Mostly as in I have it working right in front of me. I haven't tried
USB keyboard
Luca Olivetti wrote:
Good to know, thank you!
With a simple female-a to female-a adapter or a specially crafted cable?
Yes, just a simple female to female adapter. For more details search
this list for N800 experimental host mode patches updated discussed
month ago.
En/na Frantisek Dufka ha escrit:
Luca Olivetti wrote:
Good to know, thank you!
With a simple female-a to female-a adapter or a specially crafted cable?
Yes, just a simple female to female adapter. For more details search
this list for N800 experimental host mode patches updated discussed
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Next OS update (the 2008 one) has usb host mode support built-in so you
may just wait few weeks for much easier way. But still, someone
experienced with flashing kernel and using insmod command can have it
running right now.
This is great news. Will the N810 set
Does anyone know if your typical USB keyboard will work in the n800,
assuming you get the connector to convert from regular to small USB
port? Any thoughts on keyboard drivers?
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anyone know if your typical USB keyboard will work in the n800,
assuming you get the connector to convert from regular to small USB
port? Any thoughts on keyboard drivers?
Yes, it will, and it works better (in some ways) than the 770. You
will need to flash a kernel that supports USB
I'm not a maemo user yet, but a prospective maemo user.
I have several questions, which I'll ask in separate messages.
Is it possible to use a USB keyboard with the Nokis N770 or N800?
-- hendrik
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Subject: usb keyboard?
I'm not a maemo user yet, but a prospective maemo user.
I have several questions, which I'll ask in separate messages.
Is it possible to use a USB keyboard
.
Nick Shaw.
Maybe I should have been more specific -- is it just a few specific
keyboards that work with the N770 or N800, or any USB keyboard at all?
And is there a differentce between the N770 and N800 in this regard?
I have an alphasmart keyboard, and it has the best feel of any keyboard
I've
-- is it just a few specific
keyboards that work with the N770 or N800, or any USB keyboard at all?
And is there a differentce between the N770 and N800 in this regard?
I have an alphasmart keyboard, and it has the best feel of any keyboard
I've ever used. I'd like to be able to use it, when convenient
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