So you see the Wanderer screen with drive icons. What could be causing my system to stop before loading Wanderer? (RPi 3b+)
Hi,
Try another sd card, first one I tried gave errors and would not fully boot. SD cards are dodgy by nature.
Unlikely but a change of 5V 2A psu?
Should be noted I am not using a +, just to try another variant.
Edited by Jeff1138 on 01-08-2026 09:30,
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amigamiaAdminPosted
18 days agoIt's definitely not the mouse. Mouse works on my MacBook. What's strange is the mouse infrared light doesn't even come on on the RPi and I am using a wall PSU 5v 2500mA. Going to test the same mouse and KB on the RPi with a diff OS.
When I plug in a USB pen drive it detects it and it shows on the desktop but can't do anything with it since M/KB don't work
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amigamiaAdminPosted
18 days agoMore pics. Just to be clear, the mouse pointer does show up (not captured in this email) but it's on the top left corner of the screen.
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amigamiaAdminPosted
18 days agoUnder batocera, the same mouse and KB work. Mouse even shows the infra light on now.
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@Everyone
I got word from Bo that he is looking for regression related to Mouse/Keyboard. Hopefully he will post in this thread when the issue is resolved.
Hi,
Pi 3B v1.2 with 6th August
Both - keyboard popup appeared and keyboard works but no mouse popup at first but does are multiple removals/reinsertions and mouse now active and mouse cursor works.
Only mouse - like above no initial popup but popups work after removal/reinsertions - mouse works and cursor moves
Only keyboard - no initial popup but popups work after removal/reinsertions - keyboard works now
Neither - keyboard / mouse works after being plugged in with popups for each
Think they are all low, and yes Trident shows them as low
FYi, HDMI and plugin audio works and VideoCore HDMI resolution can be changed
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pixieMemberPosted
13 days agoonce it could be shared on youtube, it would be awesome so people could see how AROS runs in such a tiny system
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated!
If you want, you can also try out the Wi-Fi driver. It's called bwfm.device (just select it from the list).
The setup should be the same as for any other Wi-Fi driver.
I guess there is no network software that makes it very useful though, but at least you can verify if you get an ip address or not.
In the latest build from August 9th, I found new .dbt files with the newer Raspberry Pi model numbers in their names, "4, 5, 500." Does this mean AROS will support the newer models?
if AROS really works on ARM contrib should be created too
Hi,
Another developer, Jonx, has been working on Raspberry Pi 4 support, and it is now booting. Proper USB support should be ready in a couple of days.
There’s no audio, networking, or graphics driver support yet, apart from a framebuffer driver.
The plan is to make the port stable across the Pi 2–4, for both ARM and AArch64 with working networking, audio and 3D graphics.
If possible, Pi 5/500 support will follow after that.