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Topics started by howaboutsynergy

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howaboutsynergy
posted in Razer Support

Razer Lycosa on Linux: sometimes starts spamming ^@ (ie. Ctrl+2 in `read`) chars continously

Hi I have Razer Lycosa and using it only on Linux (I don't know [yet](/drivers-razersupport-com-is-http-and-causing-the-page-isn’t-redirecting-properly-w-https-everywhere.49224/) if you have any drivers or firmware updates(if there is such a thing) for it for Linux) but sometimes it starts doing some weird things: 1. Both during using it after a while and sometimes after computer starts up for the first time(cold boot?), Lycosa starts spamming ^@ (an output which I can accomplish in xfce4-terminal, only by running the command read and pressing Ctrl+2 aka C-2, doing that when the keyboard works normally, ofc). I'm unsure and don't remember at this time if this also happens in xfce4-terminal or only on TERM=linux aka console. Sometimes it doesn't spam it but each key press generates one ^@ with it. 2. Sometimes some characters(such as s or t, sometimes more keys) stop working as if they are physically disconnected. All other keys seem to work but I noticed that when a key is held, it's

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4 years ago
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howaboutsynergy
posted in Razer Support

drivers.razersupport.com is http and causing The page isn’t redirecting properly w/ HTTPS Everywhere

Hi. I'm trying to access website https://drivers.razersupport.com from https://support.razer.com/gaming-keyboards/razer-lycosa by having clicked on Software & Drivers but Firefox says: [CODE]The page isn’t redirecting properly An error occurred during a connection to drivers.razersupport.com. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies. [/CODE] It looks like it's because I have HTTPS Everywhere addon for Firefox, and if I disable it on this site then the https url would get transformed into a http (no s!) url. Now however, since I don't have whitelisted any http (port 80 TCP outgoing) accesses in firewall, the page doesn't load. But here's the question then: am I supposed to download drivers over http ? Are they even signed or have a checksum that is displayed on a https version of some page so that I can check their integrity after having downloaded them? Otherwise, how can Razer guarantee I haven't received intercepted/spoofed/malic

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4 years ago

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