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Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
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Cant create a new keyboard default keymap #9969

Closed Lil-BenQ closed 3 years ago

Lil-BenQ commented 4 years ago

On step 4 of https://beta.docs.qmk.fm/tutorial/newbs_getting_started#4-test-your-build-environment ,its tells me to test my build environment by inputting the code : qmk compile -kb -km default. When I do, I get this response from msys64;

$ qmk compile -kb test75/rev1 -km default INFO Compiling keymap with make test75/rev1:default

QMK Firmware 0.9.49 make: *** No rule to make target 'test75/rev1:default'. Stop. | | QMK's make format recently changed to use folder locations and colons: | make project_folder:keymap[:target] | Examples: | make dz60:default | make planck/rev6:default:flash

which is different from what QMK's guide is saying i should get. How can I get past this?

fauxpark commented 4 years ago

<keyboard> must be an already existing keyboard in the repo. It does not create a new keyboard & keymap config, it just compiles one.

Lil-BenQ commented 4 years ago

Alrighty I see! How would I create a new keyboard and keymap configuration then? Thank you! Sorry I'm really new to this!

nblyumberg commented 4 years ago

@Lil-BenQ Are you creating a completely new PCB? Or are you trying to customize an existing keyboard with your own keymap?

Generally you can copy whatever the default keymap folder for your keyboard is and then make customizations to your copy and then compile and flash it. What keyboard are you trying to customize?

Lil-BenQ commented 4 years ago

@nblyumberg yes i am creating a new pcb! what would be the best way for me to go about making the firmware? I was doing some reading online and people were saying to just copy other keyboards firmware that are similar to mine and make adjustments. i havent been able to find one that uses a QMK Proton C board yet though. :(

nblyumberg commented 4 years ago

Take a look at Clueboard 66 rev 4. That uses the STM32F303

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