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On 4/24/22 03:31, Peter Jeremy wrote:
> (I actually want to emulate a keyboard but I thought I'd start with
> something that's documented to work).

Some hints for that:

> usbtest
> [0] - Select Computer Mode:
> 
>    1) This computer is Running the Device Side
>    2) This computer is Running the Host Side
>    x) Return to previous menu
> 
>>1
> [0.1] - Select Device Mode Test Group:
> 
>      1) Audio (UAUDIO)
>      2) Mass Storage (MSC)
>      3) Ethernet (CDCE)
>      4) Keyboard Input Device (UKBD)
>      5) Mouse Input Device (UMS)
>      6) Message Transfer Protocol (MTP)
>      7) Modem (CDC)
>      8) Generic Endpoint Loopback (GENERIC)
>      x) Return to previous menu
> 
>>4
> [0.1.4] - Select Keyboard Model:
> 
>        1) Generic Keyboard 
>        x) Return to previous menu 
> 
>>1
> [0.1.4.1] - Default Keyboard Settings:
> 
>          1) Set silent mode (selected)
>          2) Set pattern mode 
>          3) Change pattern: 'abcdefpattern'
>          4) Change key press interval: 1023 ms
>          x) Return to previous menu
>          s: Ready for enumeration

And:

/boot/kernel/g_keyboard.ko

Patches are welcome!

--HPS