Closed card78 closed 10 months ago
@card78 any updates on your end? I'm having a similar issue.
Reverting 238e200
no longer fixes this issue; I guess there's been new commits to sn32_master
branch of the chibios-contrib repo that causes this
@card78 which commits did you check out for this repo (SonixQMK/qmk_firmware) and the submodules such that this issue doesn't appear?
Edit: oops I was not debugging correctly; looks like reverting that particular commit does fix it for me.
I'm currently trying to support a new keyboard and I believe I might be having a similar issue..
I get the same thing.. if you press some combinations of multiple keys, youll fairly quickly get either a lock up, or one of the keys you pressed just repeating constantly until you unplug the keyboard.
If you don't do that.. it will work fine forever and all keys and led's respond as expected, so the matrix seems fine, and the software seems to be working fine.
I've tried reverting the change and pulling the sn32_master branch (as well as the sn32 one) and still have the issue though.
The linked issue refers to a timer issue.. anyone have any details on exactly what that issue is so i might try and debug this please?
Is the k3 pro anything related to k3v2? If so, a lot could be taken from https://github.com/Keychron/qmk_firmware/tree/bluetooth_playground/keyboards/keychron/k3_pro
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the K3 Pro has a completely different MCU (STM32 on the Pro, SN32 on the V2).
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Additional Context
This is related to #271. If you revert https://github.com/SonixQMK/qmk_firmware/commit/238e200904f2ccea5de10bddb70ac07845e5830d, the bug goes away.