I recommend a simple wireless keyboard/mouse combo. That way the dongle only takes up 1 of the USB ports for both keyboard and mouse, since they share the dongle. I never had any problem with either of both the wireless combos that I've tried with Richard's arm port on my pi. (I think one was logitech, and one was a microsoft.)
On Tue, Mar 7, 2017 at 1:09 AM, Bakul Shah <ba...@bitblocks.com> wrote: > On Tue, 07 Mar 2017 01:55:49 GMT kraftkl...@memeware.net wrote: >> Dear, >> >> I just put plan9 onto my raspi. When I plug it in , it all seems to >> work, including the mouse, but my wired USB keyboard (a dell rt7d10) > > This keyboard has 7 "hot keys" -- chances are it is sending > some code not understood by plan9's kbd driver. Suggest buying > a keyboard that has no fancy features. > >> will not work. I get the error: >> error intr 0000082 >> With more 0s, but I didn't bother counting. >> Why is this? Can this problem be solved in the software, or do I need to > > Assuming the message starts out something like > usbotg: epX.Y error intr > it is from /sys/src/9/bcm/usbdwc.c. 0x80 means Xacterr > (transaction error) and 0x02 means Ahberr (AHB DMA error). > >> just buy another keyboard? > > Yes. A simple non-fancy keyboard. > -- - Dave
