Closed tianxiao-ma closed 11 years ago
Hello,
What device are you using?
I've updated the readme to include a troubleshooting section. Please check that the driver is being used for your device. If that doesn't help, please post the device information, including product id and vendor id from either ioreg -p IOUSB -l
or System Information.app.
Hope this helps
Hi Andrew, Thank you for your comment.
I'v check the troubleshooting section, and follow the steps you list, but my noppoo keyboard still not work correctly. The kext seems can be load successfully, but when I plug my keyboard and use 'ioreg -b -f | grep IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride' this command, the output is empty. Following is the device information, hope it can help.
If you need any other information, please let know!
Thank you again!
Hi,
The keyboard you're using is not yet supported. What model is it? So far all keyboards from Noppoo can be supported with the same override as the Choc Mini, as in issue #2. I've made an Info.plist in gist 4528279 that uses the Choc Mini override for your product and vendor IDs. Replace the Info.plist in the kext and reload the module (or reboot). This should make it appear ioreg
but may not fix any issues with the keyboard.
If it is still broken, I'll need more information about the device. Use the USB Prober.app in Apple's Hardware IO Tools for Xcode - February 2012 (it seems to be missing in other versions). Under "Bus Probe" dump the contents with "Save Output" and upload it somewhere.
Hope this helps,
Hi, Andrew My keyboard is noppoo mini 84, it is made in china. I use the Info.plist int you gist 4528279, and it still not work corrected.
Here is the usb bus probe output, https://gist.github.com/4563712 (sorry, I don't know how to use markdown yet).
I think may it is a special version for the keyboard just for China users, cause I can't found the product in noppoo's international web site.
Hi,
I have a new Info.plist to try.
thank you!
I will try it next monday.
Hi,
I use the Info.plist u provided, and I see the produceId and vendorId of my keyboard, but it still not work.
I have found another problem, when i have load the kext, and use the following command
kextstat | grep IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride
the output is
122 0 0xffffff7f807ca000 0x2000 0x2000 ryangoulden.driver.IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride (1) <57 25 4 3>
but when i insert the keyboard, and use the command again, the output is dispared.
My mac os x is version 10.7.5, may be something changed in this version?
That's very unusual, I don't know of a reason for a kext to be unloaded. Try checking for kernel messages with sudo dmesg
after the kext disappears from kextstat.
I don't think 10.7.5 should be the problem, since it's working for me on 10.8.2. If we're unable to solve the problem I'll try to track down a computer running 10.7.5 to test with.
Same problem here, with Choc Mini 87 on Mac OS X 10.7.5 . Would you help please?
@dofine1115 I didn't anticipate so many variations on the Noppoo keyboards. The only currently supported devices are 1006:0022 and 04f3:5a5a.
I've created an experimental process to automatically detect and fix the Noppoo-style overlaps. See the updated readme section on Unsupported Devices. If this doesn't help, then I'll need more information about your device, ideally a bus probe.
Hi, @thefloweringash , I followed the step in the Unsupported Devices section, when I run #rake scan# common, the ruby script throws exception,
By the way, I use port
to install the libusb, Have you ever encounter such a problem?
Hi @tianxiao-ma , it looks like an unrelated device isn't responding to the attempt to fetch the descriptor. I've updated the scanner to ignore errors.
Hi, @thefloweringash , with the new scan
script, I can build the project successfully. And the seems the kext can be load normally. When I insert the keyboard, and I can use command ioreg -b -f | grep IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride
to grep some informatation as follows:
+-o IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride, id 0x100000dbc, registered, matched, active, b$
+-o IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride IOUSBHIDDriverDescriptorOverride, id 0x100000dc3, registered, matched, active, b
But the keyboard still not work correctly, This time, the OS seems not response any key click on the keyboard(nothing will display on the screen when I click a key on the keyboard). The output of #USB Prober# is as following: USB Bus Probe USBPortStatus IORegistry
Please check it, Thank you!
Hi @tianxiao-ma, can I please have a copy of the file generated by rake scan
? It should be called something like descriptors/1007-8400.yaml
.
@tianxiao-ma When I moved to the new Info.plist generation method I accidentally dropped the very important HIDDefaultBehavior
key. Apparently I also failed to test the new Info.plist, since it could never have worked. Sorry about that, and thank you for your patience.
I have pushed the fix, please let me know the results.
Greate Job @thefloweringash , Thank you very much!
It's finally work for my keyboard. And Almost all keys can work correctly.
Glad that it works! :-)
Can I please have a copy of the .yaml
file generated by rake scan
? I'll add it to the repository and upload a new package.
@thefloweringash my .yaml is here
Thank you
Hope it can help others!!! ^-^
I use the installer to install this kext and restart my mac, it seems not work! so, I use kextutil to load the kext again:![Untitled](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/3139359/61824/43f0685a-5c96-11e2-8c3d-d1ee4c0af376.png)
then I insert the usb again, but it still not working, can you help me check this?
Thank you very much!