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A partner and I are working on a presentation for a Network Security and Defense class, in short I have rewritten some of the source locally to support macOS in the Makefile, found a workaround library because binutils does not support objcopy and worked with codeless .kext files to get around most issues. Additionally, I tried to hardcode the device id without avail, however, it is now not recognizing as an HID and my codeless .kext is no longer an issue. I then switched to Ubuntu (on a separate available computer) and managed to get to the "firmware installed resetting dongle" portion of flashing, at that point I am getting a Errno 19 - device not recognized stemming from usb.core. I am using a logitech C-U0007 unifying dongle that is now flashed with Nordic Semiconductor ASA firmware but still it seems to be using the Logitech bootloader. Has anyone found a solution to this, any ideas, or the hex firmware to reflash the dongle back to its' original state to start over?
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A partner and I are working on a presentation for a Network Security and Defense class, in short I have rewritten some of the source locally to support macOS in the Makefile, found a workaround library because binutils does not support objcopy and worked with codeless .kext files to get around most issues. Additionally, I tried to hardcode the device id without avail, however, it is now not recognizing as an HID and my codeless .kext is no longer an issue. I then switched to Ubuntu (on a separate available computer) and managed to get to the "firmware installed resetting dongle" portion of flashing, at that point I am getting a Errno 19 - device not recognized stemming from usb.core. I am using a logitech C-U0007 unifying dongle that is now flashed with Nordic Semiconductor ASA firmware but still it seems to be using the Logitech bootloader. Has anyone found a solution to this, any ideas, or the hex firmware to reflash the dongle back to its' original state to start over?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: