Releases: VoodooSMBus/VoodooRMI
Releases · VoodooSMBus/VoodooRMI
1.1.0 Release
Meant to release this Monday with all the Acidanthera stuff, oops
Changelog:
- VoodooSMBus:
- Match against PCI class, should not need to add your own Device ID anymore
- Fixed a retention error, VoodooSMBus should unload cleanly now
- Updated VoodooTrackpoint to scroll better
- Fixed PS2 init, and set rate/2:1 scaling mode
- I2C cleanup (thanks @zhen-zen!)
- Can use Rehabman's ioio to set properties to tweak (Read configuration section of README)
- All logs for RMISMBus, RMII2C, and VoodooRMI should all begin with
VRMI
now, making it easier to get logs throughsudo dmesg
1.0.1 Release
The "I'm dumb and didn't realize this was a major issue when releasing 1.0" minor release
- Fixes VoodooTrackpoint not attaching if injecting VoodooRMI through bootloader
1.0 Release
This is now a stable driver
- Fixed inconsistent F12 finger counts
- Added I2C Support (Thanks @zhen-zen )
0.5-PreRelease
Likely last release before 1.0
Changelog:
- F12 implemented
- Trackpoint middle click fixed
- Force Touch configuration
- Trackpoint Deadzone
- Improved 4 Finger gestures
0.4-PreRelease
Fixes:
- Bug in code for suspend/resume
- Remove extra logging in Release binary
0.3-PreRelease
Fixed:
- Allow lowering of multiplier so that the trackpoint can be used at slower speeds
- Check return value of RMISMBus::GetSMBusVersion() to prevent binding to non-synaptic devices.
0.2-PreRelease
Initial Release
Use the VoodooSMBus included in this release.
Features:
- Up to 5 finger gestures (if macOS had 5 finger gestures. Maybe use Better Touch Tool)
- 1.0.6 VoodooInput
- Reliable two finger taps
- Force Touch emulation for Clickpads
- All buttons working
- Trackstick
- Invisible PS2 Errors
Debug release has a ton of logging. Use the release version unless you need the extra logging data.
This is considered a Pre-Release because of lack of testers. This works reliably for the 2-3 people I've tested this with, but I want to make sure it works reliably for more systems before calling it a "1.0"