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About steelseries-led
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# steelseries-led
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## About steelseries-led
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steelseries-led is a utility for controlling the backlight of the SteelSeries
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keyboards included in many MSI laptops. The keyboard is broken up into three
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is to replicate that functionality as well as possibly add additional modes and
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features.
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NOTE: While this program may work for other SteelSeries keyboards, it is not
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**NOTE:** While this program may work for other SteelSeries keyboards, it is not
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guaranteed. My development efforts with be focused solely on supporting the
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keyboard included in MSI laptops, specifically the MSI GS60 Ghost. This
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keyboard does not have a model name or number as far as I know, but I believe
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of each section separately, followed by setting the mode to normal.
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Required packages
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## Required packages
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steelseries-led depends on the hidapi library which can be found at:
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http://www.signal11.us/oss/hidapi/
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steelseries-led depends on the hidapi library which can be found [here](http://www.signal11.us/oss/hidapi/).
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Compiling and Running
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=====================
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## Compiling and Running
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Running 'make' will compile steelseries-led and produce a single executable.
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Running `make` will compile steelseries-led and produce a single executable.
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You can run 'steelseries-led help' for details on how to use the program and
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You can run `steelseries-led help` for details on how to use the program and
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what arguments are supported.
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This program must be run with root privileges in order to send data to the
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keyboard. If you want to avoid this, you can either change the permissions of
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the device file manually (i.e. 'chmod o+w /dev/bus/usb/<bus>/<device>', where
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<bus> and <device> can be found by running 'lsusb'), or you can create a udev
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the device file manually (i.e. `chmod o+w /dev/bus/usb/<bus>/<device>`, where
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<bus> and <device> can be found by running `lsusb`), or you can create a udev
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rule to do this for you at boot. I have had very limited success with the udev
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method, since the rules typically get applied very early in the boot process
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before USB devices get initialized.
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How to report bugs?
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Bugs should be reported to L. Bradley LaBoon <me@bradleylaboon.com>
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Open an issue on the bug tracker.
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Please indicate what OS and architecture you are using, as well as output from
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the program showing the bug, if possible. Please read this entire README first,
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