Logitech linux keyboard driver

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Logitech Gaming Keyboards

g15daemon AUR and its dependencies are available in the Arch User Repository (AUR). G15daemon drivers still work for the keyboards they supported, but their development was mostly dropped in 2008, the source is still available for anyone to pick up and continue their development, there are a few bugs in them that were never solved. These drivers use the g15macro AUR to interact with the G keys. There is also a g15stats AUR plugin to show system information on the LCD display.

keyleds AUR is available through Arch User Repository. Detailed configuration, effects and LUA scripting are in the project’s documentation.

Supported Models

Gnome15 has a list of supported devices on its front page. The keyboards are:

• G19
• G19s
• G15 (Orange and Blue)
• G13
• G110
• G510 and G510s (Partial)

keyleds AUR led supports (possible lua scripting):

G510 on g15daemon

Forum Thread (This thread has more detailed instructions and might be helpful for readers from other distributions or less advanced users, it also contains a list of known issues.)

Note: This has not been tested with the G510s, if you want to try then find line 23 and 24 in the libg15.patch linked below and replace the device ID with the appropriate values for G510s which can be found with lsusb command from the usbutils package

A patch was written to make the G510 keyboard fully compatible with the g15daemon drivers. It is however not compatible with g15macro and as such an alternative approach was needed (which involved heavy modifications of the original code) the result yields much better performance for than using the gnome15 drivers which can currently result in severe input lag for this keyboard.

To apply the patch you must download the g15daemon AUR and libg15 AUR sources.

Then download the libg15 and g15daemon patches and modify to your will. The color profiles per M-Led settings are hard coded into the libg15 patch at line 341, 344, 347 and 350 in R,G,B color code.

Then place the files (libg15.patch and g15daemon.patch) into the folders that your packages were downloaded into, after this you must replace the PKGBUILDS with the new ones: g15daemon, libg15 These new PKGBUILDS refer to local sources only, this means they do not fetch sources from the net if they are not present so make sure you hold on to your tar.bz2 files. If you want them to fetch these from the net you can refer to the original PKGBUILDs.

Now install the packages, libg15 AUR comes first, libg15render AUR is required as well before you install g15daemon:

This will compile, install and clean up the extracted sources afterwards to avoid cluttering the folder. I also recommend installing g15stats AUR from AUR next. For fluff.

After the installation you need to create the macro script files, and place them into /usr/share/g15daemon/macros . If you want to create them yourself the files need to be executable and the filenames are corresponding to the label on each key (so for the G1 key use /usr/share/g15daemon/macros/G1 ). Normally these files should use the bash script syntax.

Note: You will need to have sudo installed and configure it so that g15daemon can be run without a password. The sleep command is to give g15daemon time to launch before g15stats is loaded into it

For commands on the G keys to work with graphical applications g15daemon must be started after the X11 session. To do this you must add these commands to your autostart/xinitrc:

$ sudo g15daemon && sleep 3 && g15stats

And congratulations! you have a working G510 keyboard on Linux 🙂 With a few issues of course (known issues are in the forum thread linked to at the start of this section)

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Logitech G710 Linux Driver

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README.md

Logitech G710+ Keyboard Driver

The Logitech G710+ mechanical keyboard is a great piece of hardware. Unfortunately, there is no support in the kernel for the additional features of the keyboard.

This kernel driver allows the keys M1-MR and G1-G6 to be used.

First you have to compile the driver:

if the compilation was successfull, you will now have a new kernel module in the directory.

The next step is to install the kernel module:

sudo make install sudo depmod -a

At this point the generic driver will still take control. The simple fix for that issue is to copy the 90-logitech-g710-plus.rules file from the misc folder to /etc/udev/rules.d/:

sudo cp misc/90-logitech-g710-plus.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/

Finally, if you do not receive any events in your environment, it might be necessary to use the modmap provided in the misc folder:

Use the key shortcut utilities provided by your DE to make use of the additional buttons.

The driver also exposes a way to set the keyboard backlight intensity. That is done by writing either:

/sys/bus/hid/devices/0003:046D:C24D.XXXX/logitech-g710/led_macro /sys/bus/hid/devices/0003:046D:C24D.XXXX/logitech-g710/led_keys

where XXXX is varies (e.g. 0008)

The led_macro file expects a single number which is a bitmask of the first 4 bits. Each bit corresponds to a button. E.g. if you want to light up M1 and M3, you must write the bit pattern 0101, which corresponds to 5 in decimal:

echo -n "5" > /sys/bus/hid/devices/0003:046D:C24D.XXXX/logitech-g710/led_macro

Writing the led_keys is a bit more involved. The file expects a single digit which is constructed in the following way:

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