A program to pair devices to a Logitech Unifying Receiver on Linux. Also works for Nano Receiver (Non-unifying)
Logitech only provides a Windows program to do this, so if you're running Linux, you either need to pair your devices on a windows box or use the unify.c script.
Run:
./autopair.sh
This script which will do a bunch of stuff automatically.
- It will automatically compile the binary (if needed)
- mark it executable (if needed)
- find the Logitech device in hidraw
- run the script with additional prompting (turn off device first)
1. Compile it
gcc -o unify unify.c
2. Find your hidraw device
To find it, run the following for every hidrawX on your system until you find HID_NAME=Logitech USB Receiver:
cat /sys/class/hidraw/hidraw0/device/uevent
If hidraw0 isn't it, try hidraw1 and so on.
3. Pair it
Run:
sudo ./unify /dev/hidrawX
Where X is the matching number from step 2.
4. Turn on your device like the tool will say.
That's it! Device should work now.
To Tycho for this article: http://tycho.ws/blog/2011/12/logitech-unifying-receiver
And Benjamin for writing the script: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!msg/linux.kernel/zYS6yddI8yU/9cMvg3k9xTYJ