Thread: Debian on H2O Aura tutorial
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Old 05-03-2018, 02:55 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by tshering View Post
Very nice! Could you please explain the reason going into the usb menu and having the Qt application kobomenu run, and only after killing ksmhome.sh and running the frame buffer update script closing the kobomenu application? From your PM I take that it is somehow related to the frame buffer update, but I do not get the point.
There is no particular reason other than this is the method that works reliably, it seems that it is necessary to be in the USB submenu and press "Return" otherwise the framebuffer update script does not draw over KSM. I am not entirely sure why this is the case. I have been looking into the method you outlined in your PM and I think it should be the way to do it but I have not succeeded yet.

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Originally Posted by Elaxon View Post
Thank you, I see the video helped me. Yes I am using H20 old model V1 and it does work. I was using telnet through wifi but seems to be no issues with that.

I can see the terminal and the keyboard now like your video. Thanks!
No problem! I am glad it worked! Thanks for testing I will be working on getting it a little less fiddly in the future
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