I purchased a CM5-16m Ram,64GB emmc and installed it in my uconsole. Flashed it with my Waveshare IO Board using the “ClockworkPi-Kali-6.12.28.img.xz” image. Uconsole booted up but when I attempted to login the keyboard sends multiple characters like “mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm” Which make it impossible to login. I’ve seen this before on Linux and believe it was a keyboard buffer issue but without being able to login, I’m not sure how to fix it.
Any ideas would be helpful and appreciated.
davkenrem
Rex
June 12, 2025, 1:05pm
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The stock keyboard has a issue with sticky keys. Most people including myself have a good experience flashing the community made QMK firmware for it.
https://files.olly.xyz/qmk/clockworkpi_uconsole_default.20240909.bin
Initial working release
Adds horizontal and vertical scrolling to the trackball (enabled by holding the “Select” key)
Adds Fn+Esc key binding to enter bootloader
This is beta firmware - please send feedback if you try it out!
QMK open-source firmware ecosystem. QMK (Quantum Mechanical Keyboard) is an open source community…
Read though the post and if you’re going to use it use the most recent firmware by user @olly .
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https://files.olly.xyz/qmk/clockworkpi_uconsole_default.20240909.bin
Initial working release
Adds horizontal and vertical scrolling to the trackball (enabled by holding the “Select” key)
Adds Fn+Esc key binding to enter bootloader
This is beta firmware - please send feedback if you try it out!
QMK open-source firmware ecosystem. QMK (Quantum Mechanical Keyboard) is an open source community…
Flash the qmk firmware, but use the latest 20240922 bin.
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