Anyone have any idea why my corne keys are wrong?
I may have done something stupid in editing the configs. I took a 6 col corne and just deleted the end rows columns.
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https://github.com/evanlamoureux/archmage-zmk-config
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It looks like you've modified your 6-column Corne configuration by deleting the end rows and columns. This can lead to issues with your keyboard not functioning as expected.
To fix this, you can revert your changes to the original configuration or ensure that the remaining rows and columns are correctly defined in your keymap. Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot:
1. Revert Changes: If you have a backup of your original configuration, restore it. This is the quickest way to get back to a working state.
2. Check Keymap: Ensure that your keymap file still defines all necessary rows and columns. Each key should have a corresponding entry in the keymap.
3. Review ZMK Documentation: If you're unsure about the correct configuration, refer to the ZMK documentation for guidance on setting up your keymap properly.
4. Test Configuration: After making changes, compile your firmware and flash it to your nice!nano. Test the keyboard to see if it functions correctly.
5. Use Default Config: If you're still having trouble, consider using the default keymap provided in the ZMK repository for the 6-column Corne as a reference.
If you need further assistance, you can check the troubleshooting section in the Typeractive documentation for common issues related to keymaps and configurations. Good luck!
this did not help
Is your actual board a 5-column? If so, the simplest fix is to add a
chosen section that specifies a physical-layout choice@FINESSE XIII yeah what glamatron said
could also fork our 5 col
I got it working! And thanks, didn't realize there was one but I definitely didn't search that hard. The build quality of something I built myself is actually really nice. The solderless headers are probably something I will upgrade to soldered headers when I'm ready, as they are a bit awkward and finicky and not as solid as I'd like but that's not on you, I think that's just solderless in general.