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[Bug] Infinity60/Whitefox slow startup time in Linux #8733
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Same issue here. When connected, it takes about 12 seconds to reach a usable state. It takes ~2 seconds to get noticed, then another 10 seconds to start working. Here's what shows up in syslog. It was physically plugged in at 03:28:39.
In particular, this part look suspicious:
This might not help much, but at least it's a +1 confirming the issue still exists a year later. |
I was having the same issue on my Linux machine - does #14814 address it for you? |
The keyboard can still detect NKRO but the HID report limits that to 6KRO. Causes slow start up on Linux. Probably be related to: - qmk/qmk_firmware#8733 - qmk/qmk_firmware#14814 - qmk/qmk_firmware#19372 Signed-off-by: Daniel Schaefer <dhs@frame.work>
I just updated qmk firmare on both my Infinity60 and Whitefox and I noticed that when I plug in the keyboard it takes 10/20 seconds to the keyboard to send key events to the OS.
Before updating I had a very old qmk version and I did not have this problem.
I have another Planck keyboard and it works fine, so maybe it's something related to chibios??
I tried on macos and it's much faster, it takes 2/3 seconds to become reponsive.
System Information
Keyboard:
Operating system:
Fedora with Linux kernel: 4.9.13-101.fc24.x86_64
AVR GCC version:
avr-gcc (Fedora 6.2.0-1.fc24) 6.2.0
ARM GCC version:
arm-none-eabi-gcc (Fedora 6.2.0-2.fc24) 6.2.0
QMK Firmware version:
0.8.103
Additional Context
This is the output from dmesg:
It seems that the keyboard become responsive after the last line in dmesg.
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