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* Dbus changes
  - Changed "FanMode", "ChargeLimit" to "SetFanMode", "SetChargeLimit"
  - Added dbus signals "FanModeChanged", "ChargeLimitChanged"
  - Added dbus methods "GetFanMode", "GetChargeLimit"
* Refactor of internal loop and tokio tasks
* Add support for ROG Strix G712LV_G712LV
* Correctly read the config before writing changes
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# ROG-Core
rog-core is a utility for Linux to control many aspects (eventually) of the ASUS ROG laptops like the Zephyrus GX502GW.
rog-core is a utility for Linux to control many aspects (eventually) of the ASUS
ROG laptops like the Zephyrus GX502GW.
One of the benefits of this app (for me at least) is that you *don't* require a kernel with correct support for the
laptop, or custom patched modules. The app reads and writes direct to the device interrupts, and can be customised
(in source) quite extensively to do what you want such as directly controlling your laptop backlight rather than
emitting a key-press for the DE to handle. There is also the possibility of rebinding fn keys to be macros which emit a
series of keyboard presses.
One of the benefits of this app (for me at least) is that you *don't* require a
kernel with correct support for the laptop keyboard EC. The app
reads and writes direct to the device interrupts, and can be customised (in
source) quite extensively to do what you want such as directly controlling your
laptop backlight rather than emitting a key-press for the DE to handle. There is
also the possibility of rebinding fn keys to be macros which emit a series of
keyboard presses.
The laptop I currently have is the GX502RW and so I'll be using that for the basis of this app. If I get wireshark
captures from others with different ROG laptops then I should be able to add them.
I'm now looking at the kernel source to see if I can add the inputs correctly so they show up as proper evdev events.
Other laptop functions such as fan modes or battery charge limiting will need
kernel level support.
## Discord
[Discord server link](https://discord.gg/uKxdua)
## SUPPORTED LAPTOPS
- GM501 (multizone needs testing, if you have this laptop please create an issue in the repo)
- GX502
- GX531
- G712
- G531
- GA14/GA401 *is* supported, including the AniMe display. You will need kernel [patches](https://lab.retarded.farm/zappel/asus-rog-zephyrus-g14/-/tree/master/kernel_patches).
- GA15/GA502 appears to have most things working
**Please help test or provide info for:**
- GL703(0x1869)
- GL553(0x1854) GL753 (attempted support from researching 2nd-hand info, multizone may work)
**Laptop support is added on a per-case basis** as the EC for the keyboard varies
a little between models, e.g, some RGB modes are missing, or it's a single colour.
As far as I can see, the EC does not give us a way to find what modes are supported.
## Implemented
- [X] Setting/modifying built-in LED modes
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+ [ ] Mic mute - unsure which key should be emitted for this to work. The key by itself emits a code.
- [X] Logging - required for journalctl
- [X] AniMatrix display on G14 models that include it
## SUPPORTED LAPTOPS
- GM501 (multizone needs testing)
- GX502
- GX531
- G531GT
- GA14/GA401 *is* supported, including the AniMe display. You will need kernel [patches](https://lab.retarded.farm/zappel/asus-rog-zephyrus-g14/-/tree/master/kernel_patches).
- GA15/GA502 appears to have most things working
**Please help test or provide info for:**
- GL703(0x1869)
- GL553(0x1854) GL753 (attempted support from researching 2nd-hand info, multizone may work)
**Laptop support is added on a per-case basis as the EC for the keyboard varies a little between models, e.g, some RGB modes are missing, or it's a single colour**
- [X] Set battery charge limit (with kernel supporting this)
## Requirements for compiling
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- LED brightness
- Last used built-in mode
- fan-boost/thermal mode
- fan-boost/thermal mode
- battery charging limit
The daemon also saves the settings per mode as the keyboard does not do this itself - this means cycling through modes
with the Aura keys will use the settings that were used via CLI.
The daemon also saves the settings per mode as the keyboard does not do this
itself - this means cycling through modes with the Aura keys will use the
settings that were used via CLI.
Daemon mode creates a config file at `/etc/rogcore.conf` which you can edit a little of. Most parts will be byte arrays,
but you can adjust things like `mode_performance`.
Daemon mode creates a config file at `/etc/rogcore.conf` which you can edit a
little of. Most parts will be byte arrays, but you can adjust things like
`mode_performance`.
### DBUS Input