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Explanation of how to install kernel module to get keyboard working #69
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You don't mention what model of MacBook(Pro) you're running, or what version of Ubuntu. But from the above I'm guessing you've got a MacBook8,1 (2015) then and Ubuntu 18.04? If so, you should be able to load the module with |
Hi, thanks for the response, i have a 2016 MBP and ubuntu 18.04, i managed to get the keyboard and trackpad running following the step by step keyboard section here: https://github.com/chisNaN/ubuntu-on-macbook12. Next I just need some time to get the touchbar working partially for escape key etc. Thanks |
Check out my clone of this repo for the touchbar. Edit: oh, sorry, I see those instructions reference my repo already. In that case you'll just need to take into account that the |
@roadrunner2 Hi, I have been following your instructions and am getting stuck at the very last bit. Machine: Macbook Pro 2017 (with touchbar) So far I am unable to get the keyboard and touchpad to work. When I run: dkms install -m applespi -v 0.1 I see: Kernel preparation unnecessary for this kernel. Skipping... Building module: But this goes on forever and does not stop. Sorry for being a newbie, I have spent days trying to get this to work and this is furthest I have got so far. Hope you can help. I am happy to make a donation for your support, I am just a student, thank you. |
@xo1 You mean the dots after "cleaning build area" just keep on going, and nothing else ever shows up? That is odd - something is obviously stuck. Try seeing what process that is, e.g. by opening another terminal, searching for the dkms process (e.g. |
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Hi,
I have a clean install of ubuntu, and am not sure exactly on how to get the second module. lsmod | grep spi comes back as having 'spi_pxa2xx_platform' installed.
How do I install the second pci one?
Thanks
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