[theguyonthecouch]

I had the same problem. I changed the keyboard layout to US using the config script and it still didn’t work. The trick is to run apt-get update and upgrade afterwards (when online, of course)…reboot…then your key map will be as configured (at least, that is what works for me every time).

[theguyonthecouch]

Hmm, I’d be very interested to see some PCAP captured with Wireshark so as to establish what the device is doing to cause the alert(s). I may power mine on later and capture some traffic to look for anomalous activity…

[theguyonthecouch]

Hmm, found out that if I did this step at the same time that I resized the partition and rebooted…it worked. Never seen that before…shrug. :)

[theguyonthecouch]

Hmm okay thanks. I tried again and am getting the same results (keymap isn’t being changed). I chose several different keyboard combos…wonder what I could be doing wrong? I haven’t had this issue in prior versions (using the same generic USB keyboard).

[theguyonthecouch]

[quote=92775]Drugs are bad, mmmmkay?[/quote]

Thanks for your contribution.

[theguyonthecouch]

[quote=92767]I ran into the English (UK) keyboard bit myself earlier tonight. I was able to fix it with raspi-config. Did you run it as superuser?[/quote]

Yes I ran it with sudo. Chose US UTF-8, I believe…which did you use? Also, are you using the new v3.0 version? Thanks!

[theguyonthecouch]

Are you saving your configs? That was my issue: https://www.petrockblock.com/forums/topic/c64vice-joystick-config-help/
Also, I’ve found it helps to config J1 and J2 and keep them on at all times…

[theguyonthecouch]

Found the answer to my question and adding it here in case it helps anyone. It seems that you have to add the directory “/home/pi/.vice”. It doesn’t exist when VICE tries to write to it. Just add that directory and change the permissions appropriately. There is another thread talking about this a few versions back, but it was marked as fixed. I guess it was not fixed for version 2.6. :)

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