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Marcel,
dfutool worked great, I now have HID proxy support. Well sort of.
What happen's is this. I can reboot, and at post, I don't get the "no keyboard" error, but I still can't use the keyboard to enter the bios?

Once I get to my bootloader (grub), I don't have keyboard control there either. When I get to my X logon prompt, thing's are fine. Couple of key's pressed, and it work's like it should.

What am I missing here?

Regard's
Doug Chalmers p.s. hid2hci work's great.

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Hi Doug,

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dfutool worked great, I now have HID proxy support. Well sort of. What happen's is this. I can reboot, and at post, I don't get the "no keyboard" error, but I still
can't use the keyboard to enter the bios?

Once I get to my bootloader (grub), I don't have keyboard control there either. When I get to my
X logon prompt, thing's are fine. Couple of key's pressed, and it work's like it should.

What am I missing here?

you need to connect (and disconnect) your keyboard at least once and the keyboard must be paired. The CSR version of HID proxy is not accepting unpaired keyboards.

Regards

Marcel

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