The explanation about the bug is likely related to the “ Pi4 Arm64 USB Device descriptor errors” issue on Raspberry Pi’s Linux issue tracker and that was fixed by implementing pcie-brcmstb DMA bounce buffer to ARM64.īeside discussing about the USB bug, Canonical also announced their roadmap for Raspberry Pi 4 support with Ubuntu 18.04 HWE being next, and Ubuntu Core coming after. At present it sees the keypad but only as cursor keys, i.e. This is a huge problem for me, if this is working as intended you would lose 4 to 6 good buttons for key bindings on the number pad. But when I hit the zero button on the number pad I just registers as a normal zero and not as zero on the number pad.
#Nedit number pad does not work raspbian install#
To install and test the kernel: copy arm64 or armhf folders to rootfs of Pi, sudo dpkg -i b sudo dpkg -i b sudo reboot USB Keyboard Number Pad Issues We really need to be able to have a Win XP VM recognize a USB-attached numeric keypad. In my WoW settings I have bound the zero key on the number pad to jump / fly up. I tested both arm64 and armhf kernels on Pi4 without HDMI monitor, everything works well.Ĭould anybody help test these two kernels on Pi4 with HDMI monitor, Pi3 and Pi2 if you have any of them?Īfter verifying the kernel will not introduce regression on Pi4/3/2, I will submit the patches to UBUNTU kernel. MORE Tips visit Lock key only has beeping soundThe number key control the mouse and not typing numbersControl panelEase of a. I built a testing kernel, not only includes the fix for USB host, but also includes all new patches from rpi-5.3.y branch (about 107 patches). () You have to self-compile NEdit with OpenMotif 2.2.3-4 to replace LessTif. Maybe for someone else it provides a useful hint. For me this is strange, not being familiar with X11-client-server topology. Alternatively here’s the link to an updated kernel provided by Hui Wang with you want to test it out: Numeric keypad is not working but also doesn't work with the local version of NEdit on the old machine.