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I'm trying to set up my tinker board 2s so I can control my tinker using my smart TV remote controller, I managed to control my tv from tinker using cec-ctl but now I want to handle remote control key events from my tinker board, but all the solutions are giving that I should use cec-client which is not working as it should on my tinker. When I try to run this command it returns none cec-client -l Found devices: NONE I want to know how I could configure cec-client on my device.
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I'm trying to set up my tinker board 2s so I can control my tinker using my smart TV remote controller, I managed to control my tv from tinker using cec-ctl but now I want to handle remote control key events from my tinker board, but all the solutions are giving that I should use cec-client which is not working as it should on my tinker. When I try to run this command it returns none cec-client -l Found devices: NONE I want to know how I could configure cec-client on my device.
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I was very happy to hear that ASUS took the HDMI cec more seriously than in the first generation, where the cec was only for the S version. But what next? How to control HDMI from a shell? How to read the status with the shell? In the case of other distributions, e.g. ODROID, I met a fantastic solution and it was possible to control HDMI cec signals, for example in this way: echo 0x40 0x04> / sys / class / cec / cmd the above command turned on the screen. Will I get a ready and working solution for Tinkerboard 2?
