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After kernel update mouse stopped working. #14
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There is kind of already an issue I opened about this #7 It sound like the driver did not bind automatically, which can happen in this case. You can check with If the maccel is bound to your mouse and you don't think it works, then screenshot your settings, and give me the output of P.S. You shouldn't need to run the tui with |
Getting nothing means the driver isn't bound to any device. Run the bind all command I gave. For the sudo on the tui, I guess you're fine with it. You probably didn't add yourself to the maccel group. So don't worry about it |
I done sudo bind all command before, but this time it worked, thanks :) |
Great. I'll improve some of the documentation thanks to this issue. |
After i reinstalled driver my mouse works again, but the problem is that applying same settings using "sudo maccel tui" does absolutely nothing?🤔
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