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| + | Additionally the ''bluetooth'' or ''bluetoothd'' service needs to be enabled on boot: | ||
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| + | And the bluetooth controller needs to be powered on. Add the line {{code|AutoEnable=true}} in ''/etc/bluetooth/main.conf'' at the bottom in the ''[Policy]'' section: | ||
| + | {{codeblock|title=/etc/bluetooth/main.conf|1= | ||
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| + | AutoEnable=true | ||
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=== [[I2C]] Keyboard === | === [[I2C]] Keyboard === | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 23 May 2020
Keyboard
Bluetooth Keyboard
Any regular BT may be used.
Guide on connecting: [1]
Additionally the bluetooth or bluetoothd service needs to be enabled on boot:
rc-update add bluetooth
And the bluetooth controller needs to be powered on. Add the line {{{1}}} in /etc/bluetooth/main.conf at the bottom in the [Policy] section:
/etc/bluetooth/main.conf[Policy]
AutoEnable=true
I2C Keyboard
It should be possible to connect a keyboard over the I2C bus via the pogo pins on the back.
There is even an I2C - HID standard and a driver in the Linux kernel: [2]
TODO: Research
