Simonas Kazlauskas

@arnarg The `-N` is irrelevant. I had made a mistake a while ago that was present during all the publicity period. If you tried the utility during that period, try...

For the reference, I’ve seen Z-series motherboards that use this chip, so your motherboard might have the chip as well.

I added some code to check whether the application is really working with a chip that claims to be NCT6795D as well as some flags to set a different port...

> anything other than the default 4a it throws an error. 4e, you mean? This at least means that by default we indeed are communicating with the right chip on...

Seems like draining power from the system (switch the PSU off and click the power button) also resets the super I/O chip enough to make the tool not work.

@arnarg please try again (commit https://github.com/nagisa/msi-rgb/commit/b5a16876fe3cd29748e2941e79bb49077090d973).

Yes there is.

> sudo ./target/release/msi-rgb 00000000 FFFFFFFF 00000000 > > The LEDs completely turn off for a few seconds and then slowly fade on to green. At least now I can turn...

@arnarg Could you please pull down the most recent commit and paste the output of ``` sudo ./target/release/msi-rgb --print-current 0 0 0 # or whatever colours you use ```

> They values don't change until I run it the second time, but I guess you're printing it before actually changing the values? Yes that was intended. So, there were...