Open bigbiggie opened 2 years ago
BTW, the keyboard input driver can be disabled by adding kb151.disable_input
to the kernel boot arguments.
That worked, thank you. I'm using the keyboard right now. [Removed a question which probably doesn't belong here in this issue]
Steps to reproduce
Attach PinePhone keyboard to the PinePhone, boot Arch Linux Arm, and try the top row keys using FN-keys. The keys are not mapped correctly. Some keys use the same key code (such as FN+1 and FN+2) and I cannot use the function keys (for example to switch to another virtual terminal).
Expected behavior
FN+1 = | FN+2 = \ FN+3 = $ etc.
Actual behavior
FN+1 = \ FN+2 = \ FN+3 = £ etc.
Logfiles and additional information
Will provide it, if necessary
I read that the driver available in the AUR (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pinephone-keyboard-git/) works much better, but since the kernel driver is a builtin, I cannot use the driver from the AUR.