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Keyboard/Mouse icons are orange in the KVM web GUI. It shows "Keyboard captured inactive/busy" and "Mouse free inactive/busy" #446
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Originally created by @Maximka101 on GitHub (Apr 4, 2022).
Originally assigned to: @mdevaev on GitHub.
I recently bought and assembled PiKVM v3.3. All works exсept a virtual keyboard and a virtual mouse.
Keyboard/Mouse icons are orange in the KVM web GUI. It shows "Keyboard captured inactive/busy" and "Mouse free inactive/busy".
At first, I read FAQ and Community FAQ. Tried to change cables (USB C-USB A x4pcs.; USB A-USB A; USB C adapter - USB A-USB A, etc.), then tried to change ports - USB C (CON), USB A 2.0, USB A 3.0, tried to change browsers and platform... It still doesn't work. Would you be so kind to help to find a reason? Any idea? Below data from my PiKVM.
PiKVM info:
pacman -Q | grep kvmdpacman -Q | grep ustreameruname -a"pi-info.sh" from Community FAQ (https://docs.pikvm.org/community_faq/#troubleshooting):
./pi-info.shcat /boot/config.txtcat /etc/kvmd/main.yamldmesg | grep tc35systemctl status kvmdsystemctl status kvmd-otgls -l /dev/kvmd-*journalctl -u kvmd@Maximka101 commented on GitHub (Apr 4, 2022):
Solved.
I found a problem. I changed some setting in BIOS (PS/2 keyboard and mouse section).
Motherboard is Asrock J4125-ITX.
Now all works!
@mdevaev commented on GitHub (Apr 4, 2022):
:)
@arch1mede commented on GitHub (Apr 5, 2022):
What did you change in the BIOS?
@Maximka101 commented on GitHub (Apr 5, 2022):
@arch1mede commented on GitHub (Apr 5, 2022):
Thank you, this might be useful for others.