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/etc/razer.conf apparently not loaded / applied to DA:Chroma #76

Closed john-2000 closed 8 years ago

john-2000 commented 8 years ago

@mbuesch hi thanks for answering my other post about this - here as a new issue

Sorry but I am probably a bit slow her, I have been trying to get my deathadder chroma to change settings to move from spectrum to fixed colours (and if possible the DPI - I am little unsure about the comments following #49 (comment) )

I have re-downloaded the razer-master.zip and run the install with

cmake . make sudo make install

installation looked sucessful but my /etc/razer.conf does not seem affect the mouse settings - ideally I would like static light in faint yellow (bbbb00) on both scrollwheel and body and a 2 resolution setting of 1500 dpi applied.

my /etc/razer.conf looks like this:

[Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::]
# Config section disabled?
disabled=false
# Configure first profile
# Resolution: 800, 1500, 2200, 5600, 10000
res=1:1500
# Frequency: 125, 500, 1000
freq=1:500
# Initial profile selection
profile=1
# Configure LEDs
led=1:GlowingLogo:on
mode=1:GlowingLogo:static
color=1:GlowingLogo:bbbb00
led=1:Scrollwheel:on
mode=1:Scrollwheel:static
color=1:Scrollwheel:bbbb00

could you help me get this right? I seem to need to run qrazercfg to adjust the DPI and run razercfg -m Scrollwheel:static -m GlowingLogo:static -c GlowingLogo:bbbb00 -c ScrollWheel:bbbb00 to adjust the colours

all help is appreciated, thanks

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

It's a bit hard for me to find out what's going on here. Does the config work in general for you? Are other settings like DPI or led on/off applied correctly?

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Hi, i have a DA:Chroma on my Arch linux rig.

I'm experiencing the same issue described above : the /etc/razor.conf file i copied is ignored by razord. The settings work through the QT client though (DPI, Leds and colors).

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

@jediafr

/etc/razor.conf

A file named like this certainly needs a good shave and it's 100% correct that razerd ignores bearded files.

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Ahah typo mistake corrected. After a reboot, the razer.conf file is ignored.

haoanw commented 8 years ago

@mbuesch @john-2000 for me, every setting from qrazercfg is working, but the file /etc/razer.conf is ignored. how exactly should i change it here? my file looks like this: `Razer DeathAdder Chroma mouse [Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420]

Config section disabled?

disabled=false
# Configure first profile
# Resolution: 800, 1800, 3500, 5600, 10000
res=1:1000
# Frequency: 125, 500, 1000
freq=1:1000

# Initial profile selection
profile=1

# Configure LEDs
led=1:GlowingLogo:on
mode=1:GlowingLogo:static
color=1:GlowingLogo:bbbb00
led=1:Scrollwheel:on
mode=1:Scrollwheel:static
color=1:Scrollwheel:0000FF`

but everytime i re-plugged the device, it goes to the same default profile when i did not create /etc/razer.conf

mbuesch commented 8 years ago 
 [Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420]

Most likely the identification is wrong. It doesn't really make sense to hard code the USB number here, because that changes all the time. Please use globs (see the other examples).

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Here's my section (of razer.conf) and the conf file isnt loaded....sadly [Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::] Asterisks are present but the github engine is masquing them...

Config section disabled?

    disabled=false
    # Configure first profile
    # Resolution: 800, 1800, 3500, 5600, 10000
    res=1:1000
    # Frequency: 125, 500, 1000
    freq=1:500

    # Initial profile selection
    profile=1

    # Configure LEDs
    led=1:GlowingLogo:off
    led=1:Scrollwheel:off
    mode=1:Scrollwheel:static
    color=1:Scrollwheel:0000FF
john-2000 commented 8 years ago

Hi I also still have the issue mentioned - my /etc/razer.conf looks like this:

# Razer DeathAdder Chroma mouse
[Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:*:*]
    # Config section disabled?
    disabled=false

    # Configure first profile
    # Resolution: 800, 1500, 3500, 5600, 10000
    res=1:1200
    # Frequency: 125, 500, 1000
    freq=1:500

    # Initial profile selection
    profile=1

    # Configure LEDs
    led=1:GlowingLogo:on
    mode=1:GlowingLogo:static
    color=1:GlowingLogo:bbbb00
    led=1:Scrollwheel:on
    mode=1:Scrollwheel:static
    color=1:Scrollwheel:bbbb00

lsusb gives me

:~$ lsusb Bus 001 Device 010: ID 1532:0043 Razer USA, Ltd

qrazerconfig works btw -- any idea why this will not work?

haoanw commented 8 years ago

now i change the device ID to [Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:*:*] , it won't be loaded; then i change the device ID to [Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::], it also won't get loaded. but qrazercfg works fine, anyone know what is going on here?

jediafr commented 8 years ago

no one knows, mbuesch there is an issue there, i can get you more info if only you give me the instructions.

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

Well, I don't have that device.

Could you please run razerd with full debugging?

$ sudo systemctl stop razerd
$ sudo ./razerd/razerd -l3

Please post the output.

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Here you go :

sudo razerd -l3 Razer device service daemon [razerd debug]: librazer: profile emulation: Committed active profile [razerd debug]: librazer: Mouse profile emulation initialized for Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-006:1532-0043-PM1501121713168 [razerd debug]: librazer: Applying config section "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::" to "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-006:1532-0043-PM1501121713168" librazer: Config section "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::" item "res" invalid. librazer: Failed to apply initial config to "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-006:1532-0043-PM1501121713168" [razerd debug]: librazer: Allocated and initialized new mouse "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-006:1532-0043-PM1501121713168" [razerd debug]: Broadcasting mouse-add event

2016-06-30 17:46 UTC+02:00, Michael Büsch notifications@github.com:

Well, I don't have that device.

Could you please run razerd with full debugging?

$ sudo systemctl stop razerd
$ sudo ./razerd/razerd -l3

Please post the output.

You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/mbuesch/razer/issues/76#issuecomment-229700579

Kinds regards,

Jean-denis.

haoanw commented 8 years ago

Hi, here is mine: `viki@barney:/usr/local/bin$ sudo ./razerd -l3

Razer device service daemon

[razerd debug]: librazer: profile emulation: Committed active profile

[razerd debug]: librazer: Mouse profile emulation initialized for Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420

[razerd debug]: librazer: Applying config section "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::" to "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420"

librazer: Config section "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::" item "res" invalid.

librazer: Failed to apply initial config to "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420"

[razerd debug]: librazer: Allocated and initialized new mouse "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma:USB-003:1532-0043-SI1608121710420" `

mbuesch commented 8 years ago 
librazer: Config section "Mouse:DeathAdder Chroma::" item "res" invalid.

This is not a bug, but a known missing feature. See https://github.com/mbuesch/razer/issues/73 and https://github.com/mbuesch/razer/issues/49#issuecomment-139571978

Please continue the discussion in https://github.com/mbuesch/razer/issues/73, if you want to implement this feature. So I'm going to close this issue, because we already have (at least) one issue for this topic.

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Thanks Michael, so what is the remedy ? comment off the res ?

haoanw commented 8 years ago

thanks for your reply, i set res to 800 and it worked, still don't understand it fully:(

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

comment off the res ?

Either that, or specify a res that already has an existing mapping. You can change the mappings to your desire in qrazercfg and load one of these existing mappings via razer.conf or razercfg.

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

still don't understand it fully:(

DPI is a dual thingie on some Razer mice. There always is a table of DPI values to select from. But for some mice (like the DA Chroma) there's also the possibility to modify the table entries. So you can basically create a table that you can later select from. That currently is only supported by qrazercfg. If the res you specified is not in that table already, razer.conf and razercfg will fail.

haoanw commented 8 years ago

DPI is a dual thingie on some Razer mice. There always is a table of DPI values to select from. But for some mice (like the DA Chroma) there's also the possibility to modify the table entries. So you can basically create a table that you can later select from.

thanks for your reply, now i seem understand better. it seems that there is already a table of DPI mapping in razerd (5 already exist value [800] [1800] ...etc), could you please tell me where the table is stored and then i could try to modified the value inside :)

mbuesch commented 8 years ago

could you please tell me where the table is stored and then i could try to modified the value inside :)

The table is what you can see in the lower half of qrazercfg, below the profiles tabs and above the LEDs.

jediafr commented 8 years ago

Thanks again for helping us... those "possible scan resolutions" is the table.

I have to set those manually in qrazercfg each time i reboot the computer.

2016-07-01 17:56 UTC+02:00, Michael Büsch notifications@github.com:

could you please tell me where the table is stored and then i could try to modified the value inside :)

The table is what you can see in the lower half of qrazercfg, below the profiles tabs and above the LEDs.

You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/mbuesch/razer/issues/76#issuecomment-229983155

Kinds regards,

Jean-denis.