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It seemed to be the problem with talking. It works now :cool: Altough I'm not sure the troubleshoot suggestion (cmdline add) had anything to do with solving this problem. Also not sure if you had said it anywhere in the instructions but removing the keyboard from USB3.0 to USB2.0 solved the problem. Edit: Oh yeah, thanks for the great work. This driver is amazing

Alright so I did what you suggested and it didn't flip out anymore. However now when I try to start the driver manually (ckb-daemon) it gives me this error "usbinput (firmware.c:26): Forbidden function" (or something like that, I don't have english OS so I have to translate the "forbidden" part) and after that it attemps a reset over and over again. Keyboard also stops working after that.

I did check all the settings I could find but there were nothing unusual. Also the firefox problem seemed to dissappear on its own. Still the icons and texts on the system were really big. I already reinstalled ubuntu :biggrin:, so no screenshots. Now I just want to know how I can prevent this from happening again before I reinstall your driver.

Hi MSC! I installed your driver and now my Corsair k70 gaming keyboard doesn't work at all. It also messed up my ubuntu. I have super sized fonts in my system (file names, firefox texts, etc..) and my Firefox appearance has changed to year 1980 (all gray everything). I'm new ubuntu user and I blindly just installed your driver because of this thread and all the glory you had from it. I'm sure it's great once you get it to work but now I just want to get my system back where it was and remove this recent driver that I installed. Can you help me with this? Edit: For clarification: I still want to get this to work so what I'm doing wrong here