asus-linux-drivers/asus-numberpad-driver

[Bug]: Normally shifted symbols are missing shift

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alercah commented

Describe the bug

I just got a new UM3402. Thanks for making the installation so painless and making this just work. Really well done work on this firmware.

But unfortunately I've a funny bug: it seems that the faked Shift key isn't working correctly. So if I press + I get =, if I press * I get 8, and if I press % I get 5. The remaining symbols work.

I use KDE with fcitx5.

Expected behavior

I expected the +, %, and * symbols to produce the correct symbol.

Relevant log output

Output of journalctl -b 0 -g numberpad:

Oct 31 05:22:23 fedora (udev-worker)[1174]: ACAD: Process '/usr/share/asus-numberpad-driver/udev/power_supply_is_ac.sh' failed with exit code 2.
Oct 31 05:22:31 fedora systemd[1967]: Created slice app-asus_numberpad_driver.slice - Slice /app/asus_numberpad_driver.
Oct 31 05:22:31 fedora systemd[1967]: Started asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service - Asus NumberPad Driver.
Oct 31 05:22:31 fedora systemd[1967]: asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
Oct 31 05:22:31 fedora systemd[1967]: asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
Oct 31 05:22:31 fedora systemd[1967]: asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service: Consumed 2.126s CPU time.
Oct 31 05:22:32 fedora systemd[1967]: asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service: Scheduled restart job, restart counter is at 1.
Oct 31 05:22:32 fedora systemd[1967]: Started asus_numberpad_driver@alercah.service - Asus NumberPad Driver.
Oct 31 05:22:33 fedora kernel: input: ASUE140D:00 04F3:31B9 NumberPad as /devices/virtual/input/input31

Desktop

  • Program version v6.3.4
  • Fedora 40
  • Kernel 6.11.5-200.fc40.x86_64
ldrahnik commented

@alercah Hi, thank you for your kind words. Attach here error and install log and try to remove wayland specific condition here (keep sleep(0.005) line 1677, remove line 1676 only) in case you use x11 and reinstall:

1676          if display_wayland:
1677            sleep(0.005)
alercah commented

Hi, how can I get those logs? Also which file do I remove that from?

ldrahnik commented

numberpad.py and /var/log/asus-numberpad-driver/

alercah commented
ldrahnik commented

@alercah Change numberpad.py in cloned git repository and then reinstall using bash install.sh.

ldrahnik commented

Can be reopened.