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As of kernel 5.3 this module is already included so you might not need to build it yourself at all - see if CONFIG_KEYBOARD_APPLESPI is enabled in your /boot/config-... ....

@HassanDuhaini: Can this issue be closed?

The SPI driver is for the keyboard and trackpad only - it has nothing to do with the touchbar (which sits on the USB bus). To get the touchbar driver...

> Is it possible to configure the touchbar keys? Somewhat: there's very limited choices in the basic driver (one of 3 layouts, with the fn key switching between them: esc-only,...

@jbg Is the `apple-ibridge` module loaded too? Can you show me the output of `lsusb -tv`? Also, are there any errors in the kernel log (dmesg)?

@mrodessit Grab [61-libinput-local.hwdb](https://gist.github.com/roadrunner2/1289542a748d9a104e7baec6a92f9cd7#file-61-libinput-local-hwdb) from my gist and put it in `/etc/udev/hwdb.d/61-libinput-local.hwdb` (then run `sudo systemd-hwdb update` and log out and back in, or reboot). The values there are for a...

Hmm, generally I don't think such key remappings belong in the drivers - that's what the settings in Gnome, KDE, xkb, keymaps, etc are for (without then needing to duplicate...

I've pushed a simple patch over on my [repo](/roadrunner2/macbook12-spi-driver/) that adds a new `fnremap` module parameter: it allows you swap the fn key with any of the 7 modifier keys...

Anybody been able to test this yet?

Thanks for looking at this. A bit unfortunate that you didn't let me know back then so we could've debugged it. Oh well. Anybody else try this? @omnibrain or @arno01?