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There is no error. Sound configuration has been changed. Not by us, but by Raspberry kernel maintainers. There is no more "mixer" keyword. "sound=on" for hdmi, "sound=on,hw:1:0" for audio jack.

http://wtware.com/docs5/sound.html

Some magic needed... Do you use Raspberry SD wizard for raspberry SD, not x86 BOOT USB wizard? Remove everything from raspberry USB. Try another SD. Try to configure static IP address for raspberry in Raspberry SD wizard. Try to ping it after boot. Will it appear in configurator? If yes, send me log...

Send me to support@wtware.com log with such line in config:

keyboard_log = on

Press only incorrect key and save log immediately.

Display is regular FullHD display, supports 1920x1080, connected with hdmi cable, not hdmi-to-something-converter?

Does Raspbian work on this raspberry with this display?

Wtware kernel misses everything we don't expect in thin client. Why do you think wtware for everyone should include driver for this device? USB sound doesn't work?

Write your own openvpn.cfg with "auth-user-pass" line without file name. WTware should ask for login and password. Also, you may save username and password in plaintext (unsecure!) to not input it on every boot: viewtopic.php?p=82717#p82717

I can add "sound=device-name" if you show me logs of the case where current magic digits cause problem. Note "device-name" in linux is not intuitive too and should be copy-pasted from web-interface in the same way as magic digits are copy-pasted now.

The current static method of assigning audio devices in the terminal configuration is problematic Yes, if you think about it. Do not think. Write "sound=on" into config. Reboot, open terminal web interface, press "Beep" for each sound device listed here and copy-paste "soun...

"Someone" - yes, we have old cameras that we tested while writing redirection. No, you can not buy them, they are old. Most models will not be redirected without deep magic. In general, redirect camera is not good idea because it produces too much traffic sending uncompressed images.

It wakes up a computer that supports WOL in hardware and that has WOL enabled in BIOS.

Raspberry hardware does not support WOL.

1. Find keyboard layout here: http://kbdlayout.info/
2. Show me photo of terminal screen where you expect to see working keyboard.

Since 6.0.24 WTware version on Raspberry Pi it's possible to use Bluetooth mouses, keyboards and barcode scanners in HID mode, keyboard emulation. Manual: https://wtware.com/docs5/bluetooth.html

Since 6.0.24 WTware version on Raspberry Pi it's possible to use Bluetooth mouses, keyboards and barcode scanners in HID mode, keyboard emulation. Manual: https://wtware.com/docs5/bluetooth.html

Since 6.0.24 WTware version on Raspberry Pi it's possible to use Bluetooth mouses, keyboards and barcode scanners in HID mode, keyboard emulation. Manual: https://wtware.com/docs5/bluetooth.html