Closed algernon closed 6 years ago
can you commit the backout for now and pull arduinoboards up?
On Nov 29, 2017, at 1:06 AM, Gergely Nagy notifications@github.com wrote:
I noticed that with the recent change to support horizontal wheel, AbsoluteMouse broke, and stopped working on my Linux, with the following messages in dmesg:
When plugging the keyboard in:
[Wed Nov 29 09:59:17 2017] hid-generic 0003:1209:2301.00FE: ignoring exceeding usage max Whenever pressing a mouse warp key:
[Wed Nov 29 09:59:21 2017] usb 3-14.4.2: input irq status -75 received With the hWheel support backed out of KeyboardioHID, warp keys work again, and I don't get the initial warning from hid-generic either.
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I could, but I don't have permissions on this repo.
GOOD NEWS!
I found the underlying issue, and there's an easy fix that allows us to have BOTH horizontal wheel AND warp!
In 78caf1ee3048dda7b10ae8f44011a428a9242a06, AbsoluteMouse
was also changed to have horizontal wheel support, and THAT is too much for the OS to handle. As we don't use the wheels on AbsoluteMouse
at all, it is safe to back that part of the change out, and leave Mouse
with horizontal wheel support in.
I'll prep a PR in a bit that does just this.
I noticed that with the recent change to support horizontal wheel,
AbsoluteMouse
broke, and stopped working on my Linux, with the following messages in dmesg:When plugging the keyboard in:
Whenever pressing a mouse warp key:
With the
hWheel
support backed out ofKeyboardioHID
, warp keys work again, and I don't get the initial warning fromhid-generic
either.