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CORSAIR iCUE Commander ST #511
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Adding USB ID to commander_core driver allows reading data from the device just fine.
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CORSAIR iCUE Commander ST This device is no core. |
The reason why we currently consider this to be a Commander ST comes from the initial description of the issue:
And the fact that both of the product descriptors bellow can be observed for the same VID:PID:
So this is some type of Commander Core variant. But perhaps it's not fully compatible with previous Commander Core variants (Core and Core XT). |
I've got one of these, if anyone needs someone to test stuff on I'm willing and able :) From lsusb: ❯ sudo liquidctl status Corsair Commander ST (experimental) |
Does anyone know how to turn the ludicrous LEDs off (permanently, without Windows) on the 1b1c:0c32 device? With liquidctl 1.12.1 I'm doing things like:
but no incantation seems to work and the man page isn't unfortunately that helpful. |
Hi, I recently purchased a CORSAIR - iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX CPU Cooler from Best Buy. Though in the description it says a "CORSAIR Commander CORE" will be included, I can only find a device called "CORSAIR iCUE Commander ST". Would it be possible to control the Commander ST with liquidctl? I'd be happy to assist if any help is needed. Thanks!
Here's the device information from
lsusb
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