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Describe the bug
If the service gets started with: systemctl start g910-gkeys, then it's working.
If the service is enabled with: systemctl enable --now g910-gkeys, then nothing happens after login. systemctl status g910-gkeys reports, that the service was haltet wit core dumped ... whatever this means, it's crashed.
With: systemctl start g910-gkeys, the service starts normally and it's working fine.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install OS freshly
Install the service
Look, what happen's ...
Expected behavior
Setup, reboot, working.
Additional info
Workaround:
I've added some further parameters to g910-gkeys.service ... now it's working rock stable.
Additional context
There were some python warnings (deprecated ...), while installing ... but it's working anyway ...
g910-led works fine, but I have to press M1 (or any other M#) to activate the LED on it.
Thanks
Thank you for this service :) , it's great !!!
Now even my multimedia keys are working, which was not the case before :))
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Thank you for the contribution.
I'll add the lines to the g910-gkeys.service file in the next release.
There were some python warnings (deprecated ...), while installing ... but it's working anyway ...
g910-led works fine, but I have to press M1 (or any other M#) to activate the LED on it.
I removed the integration of g910-led and added the signals for activating the leds on the memory keys, so it'll work for everyone.
Hope I'll find some time soon to get the next release out. There are a lot of improvments in terms of performance and usb device handling. So be sure to watch out for the update.
Describe the bug
If the service gets started with:
systemctl start g910-gkeys
, then it's working.If the service is enabled with:
systemctl enable --now g910-gkeys
, then nothing happens after login.systemctl status g910-gkeys
reports, that the service was haltet wit core dumped ... whatever this means, it's crashed.With:
systemctl start g910-gkeys
, the service starts normally and it's working fine.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Setup, reboot, working.
Additional info
Workaround:
I've added some further parameters to g910-gkeys.service ... now it's working rock stable.
Maybe this could be added to the package too?
The Issue could then be closed.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
There were some python warnings (deprecated ...), while installing ... but it's working anyway ...
g910-led works fine, but I have to press M1 (or any other M#) to activate the LED on it.
Thanks
Thank you for this service :) , it's great !!!
Now even my multimedia keys are working, which was not the case before :))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: