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====================
Linux driver for a4tech bloody mouse series.
This tool allows setting backlight level of A4TECH wired mouse (USB connected), e.g. A4TECH V7M.
This tool allows setting backlight level and dpi(not dpi profiles) of A4TECH wired mouse (USB connected), e.g. A4TECH V7M or RT7.
# Build instructions
## Fedora 29
```
dnf install gcc-c++ cmake libusbx-devel
git clone https://github.com/maxmati/a4tech-bloody-linux-driver
git clone https://git.mirror.bacruru.ru/souce/a4tech-bloody-linux-driver
cd ./a4tech-bloody-linux-driver
cmake .
make
```
## OpenSUSE tumbleweed
```
sudo zypper in gcc cmake
git clone https://git.mirror.bacruru.ru/souce/a4tech-bloody-linux-driver
cd ./a4tech-bloody-linux-driver
cmake .
make
```
## Add new bloody devices
1. Get USB PID of device:
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~$ lsusb -d 09da: | cut -d ' ' -f6 | cut -d ':' -f2
```
2. Add that PID to Mouce.h & Mouce.cpp
2. Add that PID to Mouse.h & Mouse.cpp
Mouse.h: add line with PID and add name to COMPATIBLE_PIDS variable as all the other mouses.
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36:Bloody V7
Enter device address: 36
Current backlight level: 3
Select backlight level(0-3):0
Select backlight level(0-3): 0
Select DPI(100-4000): 3600
Setting it to 3600, boss!
```