Open PolyPaul opened 3 years ago
FFY00
commented
3 years ago The MX Master does not save the settings on onboard memory, it needs to be reconfigured on power cycle. We don't have a mechanism to do that yet, consider https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar for your use-case.
PolyPaul
commented
3 years ago The MX Master does not save the settings on onboard memory, it needs to be reconfigured on power cycle. We don't have a mechanism to do that yet, consider https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar for your use-case.
I see thank you for the reply.
Is there a list of active devices that do support on board memory feature?
FFY00
commented
3 years ago All of the gaming line (Logitech G) do. They will be advertised as having "onboard memory profiles".
Daktyl198
commented
3 years ago I have this (or a similar problem) with my G903 from Logitech. It's constantly resetting itself back to default values, but only for the lighting. Resolution seems to stay the same.
FFY00
commented
3 years ago That's a bit weird. Which year is it (therr are 2 G903 revisions)? When do the settings reset, is there anything you can identify? Is the firmware up to date?
Daktyl198
commented
3 years ago Newest G903 Hero edition, light/rgb settings reset about 10 minutes after setting it, and the firmware is up to date last I checked on a Windows PC.
I can't tell you much more as I moved my main PC back to Windows until Proton gains EAC support.
zewm
commented
2 years ago Newest G903 Hero edition, light/rgb settings reset about 10 minutes after setting it, and the firmware is up to date last I checked on a Windows PC.
I can't tell you much more as I moved my main PC back to Windows until Proton gains EAC support.
I'm having the same issue and wondering if you have found a solution?
Daktyl198
commented
2 years ago I'm having the same issue and wondering if you have found a solution?
Never found a solution for that problem. That being said, I'm on the latest Garuda (Arch) Linux and installing Piper/libratbag went smoothly for me this time. No lighting issues at all, except for the fact that Piper can only see 1 lighting zone (the logo) when the Windows software has 3 or so.
dododge
commented
2 years ago Same issue here with a new G903. Piper is able to shut off the logo LED and it stays off so long as I'm actively moving the mouse around, but if I stop using the mouse then after ~59 seconds of being idle the LED suddenly turns on and starts cycling again.
[Edit: after several minutes it does go dark again, maybe when the mouse goes to sleep (even though I'm currently using it wired)? In any case touching the mouse causes it to immediately light up and start cycling again]
Zepmanbc
commented
2 years ago Hello, same problem here but made a small batch run on startup:
# Set button 6 used for middle button
mouse_name(){
LIST=$(ratbagctl list)
echo ${LIST%:*}
}
ratbagctl $(mouse_name) button 6 action set button 3adapt to your own wiches
Eschguy
commented
2 months ago Only one button on my G600 resets back upon restart and it has me absolutely baffled.
Wundo-1
commented
2 months ago Logitech G-513 with same issue, New installation of manjaro. Have also had this issue on 3 separate installs on manjaro. Piper settings never save or there it cant connect to ratbagd. How are yall showing these outputs so i can show my issue aswell!
Information
ratbagdversion (ratbagd --version):0.14uname -srmo):Linux 5.11.0-7614-generic x86_64 GNU/LinuxDescribe the bug A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Configurations set by the user will be reset to their default values upon restarting the system.
To Reproduce Please make sure your bug is reproducible with the CLI client,
ratbagctl. If it is not open a bug report in libratbag instead.Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1.Connect MX Master mouse via Bluetooth or with USB receiver.
Logs Please start the daemon with verbosity and reproduce the issue.
First make sure it isn't running already.
Output before reboot. Opened piper and changed dpi from 1000 to 800
Output right after reboot Opened Piper
Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.