Read this. You might need to change the code the program searches for
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im not sure how to change the code that this is talking about
- Download the code
- open
Controllers/CorsairPeripheralController/CorsairPeripheralControllerDetect.cppand change
line 80:0x1B7C->0x1B7D - compile
make install
You could give this a try instead. It’s a reverse engineered iCue driver which probably supports your keyboard and any other Corsair peripherals you may have.
i tried ckb next and it didnt recognize my keyboard either
Well, that’s unfortunate. I have all razer peripherals that work great with openrazer for a back end and polychromatic for a gui front end. I don’t have any corsair devices anymore so I can be much help. Good luck.
Thank you will definitely try these