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2 years ago @DanielMGessel, hello, there is a slight chance it's already supported, we just need to add some information about it. However after checking it's configuration utility it seems like it's the other kind of Sinowealth mice we don't support. Still, we should try.
Could you start ratbagd in verbose mode (sudo ratbagd --verbose) and post the output here?
Particularly I'm interested in it's firmware version number.
While you are waiting for my answer after posting it, you can also try adding this at the end of the sinowealth-1007.device device file (probably in /usr/share/libratbag/ or /usr/local/share/libratbag/):
[Driver/sinowealth/devices/InlandGM76_test2]
ButtonCount=8
DeviceName=Inland GM76
FwVersion=2763
LedType=RGB
SensorType=PMW3212
[Driver/sinowealth/devices/InlandGM76_test1]
ButtonCount=8
DeviceName=Inland GM76
# This is the firmware version from the configuration utility.
# As you can see, it's 6 characters long, but there should only be 4 for the driver we have.
FwVersion=FR2763
LedType=RGB
SensorType=PMW3212Also, see https://github.com/libratbag/libratbag/pull/1312#issuecomment-1203689423, just skip the device file creation step (we already have it for 1007 product ID).
DanielMGessel
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. On Ubuntu 22.04.1, locally built libratbag doesn't recognize my Inland GM76 Wired RGB Gaming Mouse.
Describe the solution you'd like Host control over RGB lighting and extra button functionality from Ubuntu 22.04.1 via shell or Python script or C program I could write.
Describe alternatives you've considered I have a Cooler Master MM711 Pixart 3389 mouse on the way, and I'll give that a try. If that works, I'll have more information and a way to use mouse glow for feedback. This Inland mouse is nice & heavy and I like the lighting style. In short, I'd still like to program it.
Additional context lsusb output, to get the ball rolling: Bus 003 Device 002: ID 258a:1007 SINOWEALTH Game Mouse