Driver doesn't work on 3.11 kernel

[skydiver89]

Make it work under 3.11 kernel please.

[papricasix]

It does work on my 3.11.3 kernel. What does not work? What is the error?

[skydiver89]

Driver compiles and installs fine without any errors, but after rebooting, OS doesn't receiving any signals from keyboard (I watched it, using xev). Everything worked fine on 3.10 kernel. I'm using Fedora 19 x64.

[skydiver89]

Do you have any suggestions?

[papricasix]

I'll check it later today.
Edit: What does "lsmod | grep g710" say?

[papricasix]

Ok, you are right. Keyboard is dead, if driver gets loaded using kernel 3.11...

[skydiver89]

Well. Will developer fix it?

[neomaxi]

will this be fixed? I have same issue with 3.11

[MrGid]

a fix would be great

[saward]

Same problem for me! Installed it, and upon reboot it failed to work. Fixed by deleting the rule, which I assume means that it no longer loads the driver, and just falls back on default.

[broeser]

I'm also affected by this bug and I'd love a fix (hopefully one that won't break again with the next kernel version). Sadly I don't have a clue about programming kernel modules, but I'd be willing to support the development of a permanent fix with 100 $ (USD).

[blueish4]

Driver fails to install on kernel 3.11. lsmod | grep g710 shows NO results. Any ideas of what to do to make this work?

[SkoricIT]

I would love for this to get resolved. Any news?

[thenetking]

Anything? I'm running Fedora 21 and would rather not install it yet only to have a non working keyboard.

[mikefaille]

You can try my fork where I merged some usefull commit for modern kernels : https://github.com/mikefaille/logitech-g710-linux-driver

[bestouff]

Will you upstream it ?