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I've been trying to use the newDeviceDebugger.py but I think there isn't a proper disableGKeys = [] entry for this keyboard (I tried all of the ones in there currently). Is there anything I can do to help? I have a dualboot set up right now with win11 so I could do some monkeying around in windows if that would be helpful.
Just realized that this #38 was brought up already about a year ago. Nothing that can be done to find out what codes are needed for the disableGKeys entry?
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One is (as you correctly mention) to find out the command sequence required to switch the device into host mode. So far I have always figured that out using a Windows VM and capturing the data sent by GHub and then putting it into disableGKeys by pure trial and error until it worked. (yes I know this approach is not great, but who cares if it works)
The second however is the same issue as with the G915 (wireless G815) where the USB endpoint I am talking to is not actually the keyboard itself, but is this wireless receiver thingy.
Given that I personally do not have any Logitech wireless device using that receiver, I simply do not know, how to talk to the keyboard through it.
I've been trying to use the newDeviceDebugger.py but I think there isn't a proper disableGKeys = [] entry for this keyboard (I tried all of the ones in there currently). Is there anything I can do to help? I have a dualboot set up right now with win11 so I could do some monkeying around in windows if that would be helpful.
Just realized that this #38 was brought up already about a year ago. Nothing that can be done to find out what codes are needed for the disableGKeys entry?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: