Closed rotordave closed 3 years ago
Hi,
I don't know any reason why Ctrl+Alt+Delete shouldn't or wouldn't work. But it's been "a few" years since I've done anything with Etherkey. I'll take a look at your issue, but it will take a few days, probably the coming weekend.
I'll update the Readme to include /dev/serial0, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
For sending commands directly from command line, the python tool client/teensy-usb.py might be what you are looking for.
Thanks for the tip, I was able to use the teensy-usb.py script - though with the same result.
FYI, this is the output I get when sending ^!{Del}
:
Send ^!{Del}
Command: Send -> 7c6b0019
Cmd-ext: Del -> b874048
Keyname: Del -> b874048
SendKey: 61516 = 1111000001001100 | mod: 0 = 00000000
If I have notepad open on the target PC I can see the {Del} is effected - the keystroke deletes a character as if a singular Delete keystroke was sent and the Control, Alt keystrokes were not.
Hi,
it was indeed not possible to send any bracketed keyname like {Delete}
together with modifiers. For example Send ^c
resulted in the correct Ctrl+C being sent, but Send ^{c}
only sent a regular character.
I have fixed this in commit cbcbe3773622f34b5598e1663f5598aba5fe631b.
Please let me know if this works for you, so I can close this issue. Thanks.
Works perfectly, thanks nummer30!
(For bonus points, I'm typing this with Etherkey having just unlocked my W10 PC.)
Hi,
I have Etherkey working on an RPi 4B (using minicom) but am unable to send Ctrl+Alt+Delete to a Windows 10 PC. I tried using
Send ^!{Delete}
andSend ^!{Del}
and other combinations, but this did not work. Individually the modifier keys work but not together with {Del}. Can you offer any advice?By the way, I note that on recent Raspian releases I need to use /dev/serial0 rather than /dev/ttyAMA0 - perhaps the documentation can be updated. Speaking of which, what is the best way to Send a command like this from a command line (for me this is the primary use case)? Should I just pipe it to /dev/serial0 ?