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by nullism
21 Mar 2016, 15:48
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 389973

Yup. Clearing Boot Magic with SPACE + BACKSPACE reset the default layer to 0. I don't know what I did, or how I did it, but here's to hoping it doesn't happen again. Thanks again for your reply.
by nullism
21 Mar 2016, 15:39
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 389973

A user on Reddit thought that it might have been Boot Magic as well -- I guess I don't understand how it'd get six layers if I only have one in my keymap. I'm going to attempt to clear bootmagic settings and I'll report back. Thank you very much for the reply!
by nullism
21 Mar 2016, 07:47
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 389973

Wow... okay, so, I added some debugging to keymap_common.c: /* translates key to keycode */ uint8_t keymap_key_to_keycode(uint8_t layer, keypos_t key) { xprintf("keymap_key_to_keycode: layer %d, row %d, col %d\n", layer, key.row, key.col); return pgm_read_byte(&keymaps[(layer)][(key.row)][(key.col)]...
by nullism
21 Mar 2016, 01:18
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 389973

Thanks for the reply Phosphorglow. Well, I tried it out before I saw your edit, and yeah, no change :(

I do appreciate it though!
by nullism
20 Mar 2016, 23:24
Forum: Workshop
Topic: How to build your very own keyboard firmware
Replies: 711
Views: 389973

Hello everyone! This is my first post here. I've been trying to make my keyboard work for the past two days -- to no avail. At this point, I suspect the issue is firmware and not hardware. I've ran over the board with a multimeter several dozen times and was unable to detect any shorts. I also teste...

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