Philip Howard

I'm confused- what software are you running to drive your Keybow? This keybow firmware shouldn't even boot on a Pi 4. Could you walk me through your setup/how you created...

Aaaah! That makes sense. In that case the file linked above wont help you. I'd assumed Keybow HAT was connected *directly* to the Pi 4. In this case I'm not...

Okay- on your Pi 4 you need to create a new file: `/etc/udev/rules.d/10-keybow.rules` With the content: ``` SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{idVendor}=="16d0", ATTRS{idProduct}=="0ec4", ENV{ID_INPUT_KEYBOARD}="1" ``` This basically just tells linux that Keybow is...

Nice work- thank you! I'll have to set up to test this and get back to you.

Sorry it's been too long. It looks like Raspbian Buster on a Pi 4 rains down all sorts of complications on touch input- it's possible to leave the input unrotated...

I think 64bit Raspbian is identifying as "debian" and breaking our creaky old installer scripts, what do you see when you run `lsb_release -a`? These install scripts can be largely...

I have updated the installer so it should now forge ahead instead of throwing the unsupported message.

@4lxAnd3r are you encountering any specific errors?

Hopefully this will be fixed by https://github.com/pimoroni/led-shim/pull/15 I can't for the life of me find an LED Shim to test with- I think mine's soldered to a Pi Zero somewhere.

Thank you, and no worries- I'm sure one will turn up in the office. I think it's been out of production a while and I am *not* the most organised!...