Re: not supported hardware: Gigabyte K8100 Aivia USB Gaming Keyboard

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zitev wrote:

> I did every step of test, but after testing the /tmp/mon.out file is
> 0byte (empty)

Drat.  Just to make sure I have the method right, could you do the
same with another keyboard (setting the bus number accordingly), or
using some key that does work, if any (e.g., backspace is said to
work)?

But anyway, this is believable.  There is a Windows driver for the
keyboard, so if you are able to run Windows (e.g., in a VM), the hints
from

 http://libnetmd.sourceforge.net/howto.html

might help.  Also, contacting the manufacturer might help.

Given a rough description of the protocol the keyboard uses, folks on
this mailing list might be able to come up with a rough patch to try
out.  One way to make progress.

Thanks,
Jonathan
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