On Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 11:53:00AM -0400, Lennart Sorensen via talk wrote:
> From looking at what you linked to, it seems you would need some small
> processor that can work as a USB client device to pretend to me a USB
> keyboard, and also has some 35 to 40 inputs that can be connected to
> the keyboard.
>
> It does sound like quite a bit of work to figure out.
It so happens that I may have to build something similar at work here.
Right now, I have to press keys manually, and it's difficult to do any
kind of automated testing. I need an external USB device, acting as
keyboard to the test machine that it's plugged into, but in reality
accepting input from me remotely.
I'm thinking
- simple forwarder between network port and usb port.
- ssh into the device and run program/script on command-line. :-)