Most likely this is a client-side issue. Do the arrows work in other programs?
There are no dedicated ASCII codes for the arrow keys, so the terminal emulator that is part of the SSH client on the Windows machine (PuTTY, for instance) has to send some kind of escape sequence. You can run showkey -a on the Pi to see what characters are being sent. nano should work if the up arrow sends either ^[[A or ^[OA (where ^[ represents escape).
There are no dedicated ASCII codes for the arrow keys, so the terminal emulator that is part of the SSH client on the Windows machine (PuTTY, for instance) has to send some kind of escape sequence. You can run showkey -a on the Pi to see what characters are being sent. nano should work if the up arrow sends either ^[[A or ^[OA (where ^[ represents escape).
Statistics: Posted by jojopi — Thu May 30, 2024 9:23 pm