Since my Pi400 keyboard was not usable anymore, I first used Raspberry keyboard as replacement.
I had Pi400 KVM setup running for more than 2 years, allowing to switch between Pi400 and laptop.
Later I replaced Pi400 with new Pi5, and used 22$ KVM switch to change between Pi5 and laptop.
viewtopic.php?p=2166811#p216553612MP photo: https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/IMG ... 819_MP.jpg
Biggest advantage compared to Pi400 KVM setup is, that Pi5 can work with cameras (GS camera for 536fps videos on photo).
Until today I was not aware that Raspberry Pi keyboard and hub has a F12 key:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ra ... d-and-hub/
That key is needed to boot the laptop from temporary boot device, after having pressed ENTER to avoid default booting.
Until today I pressed ENTER on Raspberry keyboard, then opened laptop display and pressed F12 on laptop keyboard.
That is not needed anymore, F12 key is below F2 key.
Pressing FN+F2 allows to select temporary boot device for laptop, nice.
I had Pi400 KVM setup running for more than 2 years, allowing to switch between Pi400 and laptop.
Later I replaced Pi400 with new Pi5, and used 22$ KVM switch to change between Pi5 and laptop.
viewtopic.php?p=2166811#p2165536
Biggest advantage compared to Pi400 KVM setup is, that Pi5 can work with cameras (GS camera for 536fps videos on photo).
Until today I was not aware that Raspberry Pi keyboard and hub has a F12 key:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ra ... d-and-hub/
That key is needed to boot the laptop from temporary boot device, after having pressed ENTER to avoid default booting.
Until today I pressed ENTER on Raspberry keyboard, then opened laptop display and pressed F12 on laptop keyboard.
That is not needed anymore, F12 key is below F2 key.
Pressing FN+F2 allows to select temporary boot device for laptop, nice.
Statistics: Posted by HermannSW — Fri Jan 19, 2024 1:17 pm — Replies 0 — Views 111