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Slim.Jim last won the day on October 21 2016

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  1. Are you saying you have a fully functioning keyboard with CKB installed and running in macOS Sierra?
  2. I have completely removed CKB and have a fully functioning keyboard, including media keys, besides being able to control colors. For the color I setup a static profile in Windows and saved it to the hardware. Used system presences to swap the command and option key to match the Mac Keyboard layout. And created Automator Serivces to handle any macros. Has anyone tried creating a complete map for one of these keyboards yet? It looks like it is just XML but I haven't had time to mess with it. Here is the documentation for it in macOS Sierra: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2056/_index.html
  3. Yea I noticed his last post was in June. Sadly I do not know C and C++ so I am SOL unless someone else figures out these issues with OS X Sierra. The only issue I have left is not being able to use a modifier key while clicking the mouse.
  4. Any updates on the many issues with Sierra? There are lots of reported issues on the git hub page without any response from the dev.
  5. See here: https://github.com/ccMSC/ckb/issues/386
  6. CKB might not recognize the device ID. I would post an issue on Git Hub.
  7. I don't think you need to uninstall it. Just download the fw2kb branch build it. I'm not sure how to do that in Linux though, I use it in OS X. Might be some insights here: https://github.com/ccMSC/ckb/issues/298
  8. The main branch of CKB doesn't work with 2.04. You have to build and install the fw2kb branch.
  9. What firmware is your keyboard running?
  10. You can submit a ticket to Corsair and they might send you the 1.33 version. I had lots of issues at first with the 2.04 FW so I submitted a ticket to Corsair and their support attached the 1.33FW for the K65 to the ticket.
  11. The first post in this thread has the 1.30 FW but 1.33 was the version right before the most recent version, 2.04.
  12. Yes Corsair makes nice stuff but I have had great luck with getting keycaps from MaxKeyboard. I had them make 4 custom keycaps for the bottom row to turn my K65 RGB into a Mac keyboard and the keys look and feel exactly like the stock keys. Check these out: http://www.maxkeyboard.com/max-universal-cherry-mx-translucent-clear-black-full-keycap-set-top-print.html. It is always possible the keycaps are outsourced to the same place anyways.
  13. Look at the thread you linked again. There is a link for the 1.30 FW for all of the K series RGB keyboards mixed in with all the links for CUE. Click the update button in CUE and then choose the firmware file you downloaded for your keyboard. You can also look at the last page of the thread and I posted instruction how to downgrade the firmware if CUE isn't detecting it.m Check out the fw2kb branch of the CKB github project. I am now running fw 2.04 using this branch in OS X without any issues.
  14. What firmware is your keyboard running?
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