On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 8:47 PM Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2020/08/03 10:23, Archimedes Gaviola wrote: > > I installed OpenBSD 6.7 release and current (dated August 1, 2020) to my > > Raspberry Pi 3B. Installations are successful respectively but USB input > > devices such as keyboard, mouse, barcode scanner are not working. They > are > > detected but not working. > > This is on serial console isn't it? You wouldn't expect input from USB > HIDs to show up there. I think it will need to be switched to HDMI > console to be able to see anything from those input devices. I don't > know if that works on 3b or not (it does on 4). If it does then 'set tty > fb0' at the boot loader would probably do the trick. > Yes access is either via serial console using cu command or via remote SSH access through LAN or WiFi. When these USB input devices are plugged-in then you can see it in the console via dmesg that they are detected. I can run the X Window with startx command or with xenodm desktop manager. The login page of xenodm and the xterm window of X I suppose to use my keyboard by typing my credential or move the cursor with my USB mouse. These were the things I cannot do as the keyboard and mouse seems to freeze-up. HDMI works with the X Window and the xenodm but not on boot messages where I suppose to raise this issue on another thread. I already have the 'set tty fb0' in the /etc/boot.conf to no avail. Not sure if there are still missing parameters that I should add in the configurations or enable any DTBs in the config.txt.
