VoodooI2C

VoodooI2C is a project to bring support for I2C input devices to OS X. This repository contains code for both I2C controllers and I2C devices. => This project has been merged with the main VoodooI2C repo at: https://gitter.im/alexandred/VoodooI2C

Project deprecated!

This project is deprecated since it's functionality has been merged with the main project over at https://gitter.im/alexandred/VoodooI2C Please head over there. This just remains here as a reference.

Current Status (deprecated!!)

Currently the following Intel Lynxpoint I2C controllers are almost fully supported:

INT33C2 and INT33C3 - Haswell era
INT3432 and INT3433 - Broadwell era
pci8086,9d60 - Skylake era

Most i2c-hid touchscreens and trackpads work with minor modifications to the drivers. Note that most device have only very basic mouse functionality (navigating, left/right click, scrolling).

The following trackpads have basic multitouch: CYAP0000, ELAN0000, ELAN0100, ELAN0600, ELAN1000.

Supported Devices

The following devices are confirmed to work with the current iteration of VoodooI2C

Synaptics 7500 Clearpad touchscreen (Dell Venue Pro 11)
Synaptics 7501 Clearpad touchscreen (Acer Switch 12)
Atmel 1000 touchscreen (Dell XPS 12)
NTRG 0001 touchscreen (Surface Pro 3)
FTSC1000 touchscreen (Cube i7)
CYAP0000 trackpad (Haswell Chromebooks)
This uses the proprietary interface VoodooCyapaGen3Device.
ATML0001 touchscreen (Acer C720P Chromebook/Chromebook Pixel 2)
- This uses the proprietary interface VoodooI2CAtmelMxtScreenDevice.
ELAN0000 trackpad (Broadwell Chromebooks)
This uses the proprietary interface VoodooElanTouchpadDevice
ELAN1000 trackpad (Skylake laptops, e.g. ASUS UX305CA)
No multitouch support - YET -

Helping out and testing

We are always looking for people with computers that have I2C controllers to help ensure these drivers will work for them.

The first step to setting up debugging is to open up IORegExplorer (v2.1) and search for INT33C2 and INT33C3 or INT3432 and INT3433. If you find something, great! Contact @alexandred at http://gitter.im/alexandred/VoodooI2C and we'll see what kind of support your device will have.

If not (and you still suspect that you have I2C devices), you may need to patch your DSDT to ensure that OS X can properly enumerate the devices. You can see the wiki for instructions on how to do this.

License

This program is protected by the GPL license. Please refer to the LICENSE.txt file for more information

Contributing

We are looking for competent C++, OS X kernel, Linux kernel, I2C, HID etc developers to help bring this project into a usable state! Here are the guidelines for contributing:

Fork this repository and clone to your local machine
Create a new feature branch and add commits
Push your feature branch to your fork
Submit a pull request upstream