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chaz6

Dec 20, 2018

Help! I think I have bricked my keyboard. This is my first keyboard with QMK. I created my own keyboard layout, and generated a firmware successfully (https://www.chaz6.com/files/xd75_massdrop_chaz6.hex). I successfully flashed it using QMK Toolbox, but now it does not respond at all, and it does not seem to enter flashing mode. This is the output from QMK Toolbox (including a press of the reset button): *** Auto-flash enabled *** DFU device disconnected: ATmega32U4 -- 03EB:2FF4:0001 {eb781aaf-9c70-4523-a5df-642a87eca567} *** DFU device connected: ATmega32U4 -- 03EB:2FF4:0001 {eb781aaf-9c70-4523-a5df-642a87eca567} ! There are no devices available *** DFU device connected: ATmega32U4 -- 03EB:2FF4:0001 {eb781aaf-9c70-4523-a5df-642a87eca567} ! There are no devices available

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Dec 20, 2018

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lewis0014

IDOBAO

Dec 21, 2018

chaz6 @chaz6 Can you talk me, First, is the hex'file downloaded from qmkeyboard. CN selected in idobo, 2nd, has it entered BootLoader mode and installed the driver?

Dec 21, 2018

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vorath

Dec 22, 2018

lewis0014 @lewis0014 Hi, I'm having the same issue: keys no longer responding. I tried to download the firmware from qmkeyboard but i cannot find it. Do you have the original firmware to restore it? (Also what is idobo?)

Dec 22, 2018

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chaz6

Dec 22, 2018

lewis0014After leaving it unplugged for a while, I connected it up again, and it was working again! I compiled my own firmware from the qmk github repository.

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Dec 22, 2018

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