Closed ryanmusante closed 1 year ago
It is unclear what Solaar should do in this situation. Although what Solaar is saying seems wrong, it is actually the case that two devices are connected to this receiver that is supposed to only allow one. Solaar is just reporting what the receiver is reporting.
I'm not sure what actual hardware you have. I think that the chip may be the controller for a charging device. The chip is paired with the receiver in slot 7, which is normally not allowed.
So, not a bug. Just a strange feature of Logitech devices.
Fair enough, this is a Logitech issue, not solaar. Perhaps will be addressed in a future kernel. I'll notify Logitech about it.
I don't think that there is any involvement of a kernel here.
I doubt very much that Logitech will care.
It appears that this is a known bug since kernel 6.3.1. My mistake for not searching enough before posting.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/78427
Test patch for kernel. There is a regression in 6.3 which affects logitech unifying receiver https://lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-%3DwhvhkSk6m8_AidhofgR9nq0Md%2BHbNad5r1RE69tZgbv6Q@mail.gmail.com/
2 paired devices up to 1 device can be paired to this receiver
on normal boot issues arises conflict reports in journalctl battery error messages