How to determine which device is the USB keyboard in 18.04?
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Trying to follow the answer here:
How can I wake up my PC with any key
There is a step which states:
Once you have established which device is the keyboard lets say USB0 run this command.
How do I know which USBx is the keyboard?
keyboard suspend
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Trying to follow the answer here:
How can I wake up my PC with any key
There is a step which states:
Once you have established which device is the keyboard lets say USB0 run this command.
How do I know which USBx is the keyboard?
keyboard suspend
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How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43
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up vote
2
down vote
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Trying to follow the answer here:
How can I wake up my PC with any key
There is a step which states:
Once you have established which device is the keyboard lets say USB0 run this command.
How do I know which USBx is the keyboard?
keyboard suspend
Trying to follow the answer here:
How can I wake up my PC with any key
There is a step which states:
Once you have established which device is the keyboard lets say USB0 run this command.
How do I know which USBx is the keyboard?
keyboard suspend
edited Jun 11 at 13:23
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How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43
add a comment |Â
2
How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43
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How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43
add a comment |Â
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How about you simply try out? There's no reason to believe the linked solution doesn't work until you have tried and it failed. Regarding finding which is the correct device, I guess trial and error is a legitimate approach here to.
â Byte Commander
Jun 10 at 20:55
What if it breaks the system...there have been many instances where I tried to temper with a Linux distro and which resulted in a broken system...Should I take that risk ?
â Amir Zia
Jun 10 at 21:43