[Discuss] odd problem

[dan moylan]

jerry feldman <gaf.linux at gmail.com> writes:
> While I am not familiar with the nuc or the specific
> keyboard. Could you try an old USB keyboard.

i've just got the two logitec keyboards, both working off
nano dongles.  but note that the keyboards work with no
problems while typing in the password in the fc33 login
screen, but not in the terminal after login.  the built-in
touchpad on the keyboards works fine after login.

edward <epp at sillydog.org> writes:
> https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360023464113-Wireless-Touch-Keyboard-K400-Plus-Technical-Specifications

> According to this, it's 2.4GHz wireless. Since it sounds
> like it and the original are operating erratically, is there
> another device in close range that is also using 2.4Ghz? If
> so, it could be interfering with the communications between
> the keyboard and its receiver.

same comment.  my home wireless net is at 5 GHz.

> On Mon, Nov 15, 2021, 2:44 PM dan moylan <jdm at moylan.us> wrote:

>> i've been happily running fc33 on an intel nuc-10 connected
>> to an aoc monitor.  recently, i was attempting to connect
>> the nuc to the 55 in lg tv over my mantel and had trouble
>> with the logitec K404r keyboard.  when i summoned a terminal
>> it came up, but the keyboard did not communicate.  the
>> keyboard's built in touchpad worked fine, but the keypad
>> itself did not connect.  moving back to the aoc monitor,
>> same issue.
>>
>> aha, says i, the touchpad is fine, but the keyboard has
>> somehow become faulty.  off to the microcenter, coming home
>> with a logitec K400+ keyboard.  agrrragh!  same issue.
>> note, however, that when the login screen came up, i was
>> able to type in the password successfully, but after
>> summoning a terminal -- total disconnect.

ole frustrated dan

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