Aidan Woods

Just to clarify, `enableHid.sh` should only need to be run once per boot (and it looks like it's already been run), what happens when you try to send keystrokes with...

If you disable `enableHid.sh` running at boot and run it manually do you get any error messages? The one's you're currently getting all appear to be caused by the script...

Hmm, looks like the last line of `hid.sh` isn't running properly for some reason in that case. Tried Googling for "ls /sys/class/udc ls: write error: Device or resource busy" and...

Hmm... as far as I can tell those files are identical to mine Do these commands match your output? Also, perhaps try adding `g_hid` on a new line in `/etc/modules`...

Could you confirm you're using raspbian jessie too? I'm using the lite (GUI-less version) (though I can't see why the other would have drivers absent). And also that this matches...

Possibly something has been broken in the newer OS, unfortunate if that's the case. I'll try and investigate that. In the meantime (if the problem is stemming from the newer...

Ha, yeah... not entirely surprised by that 😉 I guess you could always use an older OS – just out of question, where did you get this OS from? Download...

Hi there @Ax3l-91 Are you also using the `4.9` kernel, or is the problem replicated on `4.4`? (check with `uname -r`).

Cheers for going through the steps on both kernel versions, looks like the version I used to set everything up was released on `2017-03-02` (so not the current latest). I'll...

I was able to reproduce the script not working on the later kernel version. Looks very much like a bug to me. I've put together an install script that should...