2009-06-14, 21:11
Ok, tried a diff port, still no dice... I have another wireless keyboard an IR one... the reciever stays powered on when in standby, so I know it is still getting power... Any ideas?
-Erik
-Erik
2009-06-15, 18:24
Well, the device itself is a bit buggy... when mine doesn't "wakeup" I tend to remove the battery and then stick it in again. Not elegant but usually does the trick 
2009-07-18, 13:52
I just installed my ION Asrock htpc with Xbmc-Live (on HDD) and also updated it to latest SVN "bleeding edge". Dinovo works like a charm, all Media keys work without any modification from my side.
Also regarding wake up from standby, it works perfectly as well. All I have to do is open the lid of Dinovo and it will pull the system up from standby (pressing a key works as well ofcourse if lid has been open before)
Also regarding wake up from standby, it works perfectly as well. All I have to do is open the lid of Dinovo and it will pull the system up from standby (pressing a key works as well ofcourse if lid has been open before)
2009-08-23, 21:37
Running Jaunty 64, Dinovo works great outside XBMC.
In XBMC the function keys don't work. I've re-paired, re-booted, pulled the battery, all with no luck.
The function keys do work with Totem.
I'm trying to "map" the keys, but I can't seem to find clear instructions on how to do that, and many post suggest it won't work.
Has anyone solved this problem?
(also, I tried Coverts codes from the first page, with no luck).
In XBMC the function keys don't work. I've re-paired, re-booted, pulled the battery, all with no luck.
The function keys do work with Totem.
I'm trying to "map" the keys, but I can't seem to find clear instructions on how to do that, and many post suggest it won't work.
Has anyone solved this problem?
(also, I tried Coverts codes from the first page, with no luck).
