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April 15, 2014, 03:42:44 PM
#5
what are you talking about?

What are you talking about?
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April 15, 2014, 11:26:10 AM
#4
what are you talking about?
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April 14, 2014, 01:39:41 AM
#3
Anyone ever have a problem typing in the raspberry pi? Mine is almost impossible to type on because keys seem to get "stuck"  for lack of a better term. I'll push a key and it'll just copy it a thousand times in the blink of an eye. And yes, i tried multiple keyboards.

Your power supply is inadequate. Either your keyboards are wireless and require >500ma from a 5V 1A power supply, or you are using wired keyboards (negligible power consumption for the most part, ~100ma) but the power supply barely meets requirements, i.e. 5V .7A, OR you are running a power hungry peripheral on the other USB port: wifi dongle, hard drive, etc. *I am assuming you have a model B board. Try running your USB devices on a powered hub, and/or buying a better micro usb power supply. Best of luck

Good call dude. I figured it out. The keyboard was running off the USB hub I had my miners plugged into. Once I connected the keyboard directly, it worked right away!

Thanks.  Smiley
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April 12, 2014, 02:22:48 AM
#2
Anyone ever have a problem typing in the raspberry pi? Mine is almost impossible to type on because keys seem to get "stuck"  for lack of a better term. I'll push a key and it'll just copy it a thousand times in the blink of an eye. And yes, i tried multiple keyboards.

Your power supply is inadequate. Either your keyboards are wireless and require >500ma from a 5V 1A power supply, or you are using wired keyboards (negligible power consumption for the most part, ~100ma) but the power supply barely meets requirements, i.e. 5V .7A, OR you are running a power hungry peripheral on the other USB port: wifi dongle, hard drive, etc. *I am assuming you have a model B board. Try running your USB devices on a powered hub, and/or buying a better micro usb power supply. Best of luck
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April 11, 2014, 04:50:24 PM
#1
Anyone ever have a problem typing in the raspberry pi? Mine is almost impossible to type on because keys seem to get "stuck"  for lack of a better term. I'll push a key and it'll just copy it a thousand times in the blink of an eye. And yes, i tried multiple keyboards.
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