Logitech G29 Serial Number
Ezekiel Tulagan
The issue lies in the hid-logitech-dj driver which do not properly handle the G602 mouse and those generates this error message.Sadly the original author of the driver Nestor Lopez Casado [email protected] has decided to not take up the task to fix this issue.Some people have said that blacklisting the logitech drivers has removed the error, but not sure how well the mouse works after that.
Logitech C270 serial numbers should be 12-character serial numbers. If your serial number is SN0001 I suspect that your cameras are misconfigured (at the factory), or perhaps in an extreme case you might not actually have Logitech C270 cameras but possibly knock-off clones that do not have serial numbers and always provide SN0001, similar to the XIAOMI IMILAB CMSXJ22A (I provide this as an example Webcam that provides the static serial number SN0001 since no serial number is assigned to them at the factory).
but the thing is i need a changing value for the seed and the solutions from others are to add a os.time or tick() or GetRunningTime stuff which is NOT supported in the LGS scripts.I was hoping some kind soul could help me by showing me a piece of code that makes pure random numbers. Because i don't want the pseudo random numbers because they are only random once. I need it to be random every time It runs the command. Like if i loop the math.randomI() one hundred times it will show a different number every time.Thanks in advance!
On a 4K screen that's over 8 Million different possible random seeds and it very unlikely that you hit the same coordinates within a reasonable time. Unless your game demands to click the same position over and over while you run that script.
I have tried getting help from MS, but nothing comes up in the forums or KBAs. I called support but that has only amounted to 2hrs hold time. Everything I search shows results for people trying to use a mouse with a different receiver and that is NOT my goal.
I just pulled out a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 that I had handy and after checking all the numbers I could find on the mouse and the USB receiver, the only matching info on them was an FCC ID number. None of the other information was even close on the two items. Not sure if that helps, but it might point you in the right direction.
After thinking about this for a bit here, I realized that so many of the wireless devices now use unifying receivers and can be matched to different receivers. That would make be believe that the ID numbers would not have to match. Not sure how Microsoft deals with this as I have only worked with Logitech unifying wireless items. Logitech has a small software package that allows you to connect wireless device(s) to a receiver and then that receiver holds onto the device that was connected.
Just a note on the Logitech ones. If you buy a singular mouse it normally does not have a unifying receiver, that receiver is linked to that mouse only. The way to tell is the unifying receiver has an orange * on it.
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