The output is fine the way it is, everything after "Testing ... (interrupt to exit)" are just input events that aren't needed.
You could however check if you have another device under /dev/input/eventX for the keyboard, some keyboards get split into two event devices (one for the regular keys, another for the multimedia stuff).
The output is fine the way it is, everything after "Testing ... (interrupt to exit)" are just input events that aren't needed.
You could however check if you have another device under /dev/input/eventX for the keyboard, some keyboards get split into two event devices (one for the regular keys, another for the multimedia stuff).