How To

Tested with qmk 0.16.9

Install Python

You'll need python >= 3.7. Since I was using ubuntu 18.04 at the time, I elected to use a venv.

Install qmk

python -m pip install qmk
qmk setup

Make sure the udev rules get copied over correctly and pay attention to the warnings. You will not be able to flash if the microcontroller can't be detected.

Clone this repo

cd <qmk_source>/keyboards/crkbd/keymaps
git clone https://github.com/DevonMorris/crkbd-devo.git
# Alternatively use ssh

Flash the keyboard

Here you have to be careful to select the correct bootloader, which depends on your selected microcontroller. You can find more info here.

For DFU boards (Elite-C V4) use

qmk flash -kb crkbd -km devo -bl dfu-split-left
qmk flash -kb crkbd -km devo -bl dfu-split-right

For Caterina boards (Arduino ProMicro)

qmk flash -kb crkbd -km devo -bl avrdude-split-left
qmk flash -kb crkbd -km devo -bl avrdude-split-right