Though it wasn't recommended I then also tried with the power in and the SD in and still nothing.Īt least this strongly suggests (but doesn't prove) that there's nothing wrong with the USB -> microUSB adapter that came with the starter kit. Hi, I followed the steps exactly and I get nothing showing with dmesg nor lsusb. Neither port works to talk to any of the mouses or keyboards I tried. As someone on that thread said, both ports work to power the Pi.
I also tried swapping the USB port with the USB-power port. I also tried that suggestion on that thread about the "NUMLK" key with the same results, nothing.ħ. Not that it matters much since it won't listen to the keyboard anyway.Ħ. With the latest Raspberry Pi OS, I don't get any message about being able to click "SHIFT" to get into recovery mode.
#UBUNTU NOT SEEING USB MOUSE LSUSB NOT SHOWING ANYTHING DOWNLOAD#
I looked for this NOOBS thing, but when you click to the NOOBS download page, there is not a single mention of "NOOBS".ĥ. I tried Buster, but my machine wouldn't even power up.Ĥ. I then reflashed my SD with the latest Raspberry Pi OS, and that's really where I still am now but I also tried:ģ. Arch would eventually be my preference but >anything< that listens to my keyboard/mouse will make me happy for now.Ģ. That gave me the Rainbow Screen of Death. I know Arch isn't supported but I first tried to follow a cookbook method that's supposed to work. I tried everything those guys did, so I'm beginning to think the problem is with the USB port or the USB -> microUSB adapter, but I'm hoping someone more experienced might have a suggestion or two.Ī couple details about my specific case today:ġ. I'm having the exact same problem as these guys over on this locked thread: viewtopic.php?t=188705 I finally just got my first Pi today: Pi Zero W.
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