Keyboard Not detected with Original Adaptor supply
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My keyboard is not detected when I want to press the ESC key and I am confused about what to do. I've changed 4 brands of keyboard and moved from USB 1 - 4 on Raspi 5 but it still doesn't work when I want to install Proxmox . I use the official power supply and the unit I just bought
I've tried, it still doesn't work bro.
Is there another way?
Please help
first make sure you following this guide and grabbing the right image https://youtu.be/oe1_JVl63a0?si=d4FP9gVdbyKVQKGM . Next I would ask that you provide picture of which screen you are stuck on. If you are trying to get into UEFI boot order might need to be updated first using Raspbian and running sudo raspi-config > find boot and make sure sd is first or usb if your booting from usb. Also I stand corrected about side arrow that was the work around for the full pc proxmox.
Yes. I also followed that guide. Initially, by simply extracting the RPI5 UEFI file. My keyboard cannot be detected to enter the RPI5 Boot menu
And now I have succeeded in a way
Flash the SD CARD with the Ubuntu server using Raspi Imager
and replace the file on the SDCARD with this RPI5 UEFI extract and VIOLA. New keyboard works and already successfully installed proxmox .
Now a new problem arises, namely after installing Proxmox. Proxmox OS can't detect LAN and wifi.
I have tried "sudo dhclient -v"
still can't find the LAN and wifi drivers.
Can you help me?
I'll make a new ticket, guys
Now a new problem arises, namely after installing Proxmox. Proxmox OS can't detect LAN and wifi.
I have tried "sudo dhclient -v"
sudo ifconfig genet0
sidp dhclient genet0
sudo ifconfig genet0
Other commands that maybe useful. Copied from my blog post:
https://ghostbsd-arm64.blogspot.com/2024/01/january-18-2024-more-random-notes-on.html
sudo service netif restart
sudo service routing restart
ifconfig genet0
netstat -nr
sockstat -4
https://ghostbsd-arm64.blogspot.com/2024/01/january-18-2024-more-random-notes-on.html
To get changes in configuration files to be accessed and loaded. ifconfig wlan0 down ; ifconfig wlan0 up by itself does NOT work. use killall dhclient ; dhclient wlan0 And possibly sudo service netif restart
ifconfig wlan0 up scan should show a list of available nearby access point wifi signals. Sometimes you can see an access point, but too weak a signal to connect and transfer data.
Python application Networkmgr works with FreeBSD and with GhostBSD, creating a GUI app to connect to a wifi access point interface or a wired ethernet interface.
sudo pkg install networkmgr
sudo networkmgr &
ifconfig wlan0
sudo dhclient wlan0
Add a 4 lines to /boot/loader.conf file
# WIFI load
rtwn_load="YES"
if_rtwn_usb_load="YES"
legal_realtek_license_ack=1
Add 2 lines to /etc/rc.conf file
wlands_rtwn0="wlan0"
ifconfig_rtwn0="DHCP" # for open wifi access point or "WPA DHCP" for encrypted wifi access point connection
ifconfig wlan0 create rtwn0 wlandev wlan0
ifconfig wlan0 ssid FreshTomato24
dhclient wlan0
#file /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
Open network wifi access point. I recommend FreshTomato.org for router software
edit file /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
network={
ssid="FreshTomato24"
key_mgmt=NONE
}
WPA-DHCP example
network={
ssid="simple"
psk="very secret passphrase"
proto=WPA RSN
priority=5
}