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Ubuntu 17.10 and a4Tech v5: No suitable device found. #20
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You need to hack your mouse in like so you can get the IDs from |
@C0rn3j Thank you, this is work) |
@lotarbo Would you please give me information about your mouse so I can add it to my fork? How-to is here: |
Mouse - A4Tech Bloody V5 |
Turns out the PID is based on HWID, so it's completely useless for the project, I will have to write a different detection. You could still help out with the firmware database though, if you would be so kind and look what firmware the mouse uses with process explorer ^^ |
If you say how -> i do this) |
It's described in the issue I linked above. The description and process could possibly be better, so if you have any improvements to it I am listening ^^ |
I dont know how to get firmware info on ubuntu) |
Hi, i run
sudo ./bloody
and have message
What i need to do?
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