chrysalis-debug.json.txt
This morning I upgraded the firmware on my Model 100 to the latest 0.94 firmware version (I think it was around 0.90.0 before). Since then every time I lock/unlock my Mac, the Shift key starts showing as Ctrl, but only on the left side of the keyboard. Unplugging and re-plugging the keyboard fixes things till the next lock/unlock.
This persists despite resetting EEPROM following the guide , and happens with the default keyboard layout as well as my custom one. When I reset the firmware I did end up with an all white chrysalis screen, but I assume that's unrelated as the keyboard does seem to get reset to factory defaults when I do this (and it didn't seem to be corrupted before).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Reset Model 100 to default on latest firmware
- Open keyboard viewer
- Hit the left shift button on the left half of the keyboard
- Lock and unlock the Mac
- Hit the left shift button again
Expected behavior
Left shift continues to be left shift after locking/unlocking.
Desktop
- OS: macOS 26.2 (25C56)
- Chrysalis Version: Version 0.13.3 (0.13.3)
- I tried two different cables and two different Macs just to make sure it wasn't specific to one of those
Affected Versions
I tried downloading different firmware versions from the releases page, and flashing them while resetting to factory defaults. Did a binary search to see where the regression happened:
| Version |
Works? |
| 0.94.0+132 |
❌ |
| 0.93.0+128 |
❌ |
| 0.92.8+124 |
❌ |
| 0.92.5+113 |
❌ |
| 0.92.2+104 |
❌ |
| 0.92.1+94 |
✅ |
| 0.92.0+77 |
✅ |
| 0.91.1+124 |
✅ |
chrysalis-debug.json.txt
This morning I upgraded the firmware on my Model 100 to the latest 0.94 firmware version (I think it was around 0.90.0 before). Since then every time I lock/unlock my Mac, the Shift key starts showing as Ctrl, but only on the left side of the keyboard. Unplugging and re-plugging the keyboard fixes things till the next lock/unlock.
This persists despite resetting EEPROM following the guide , and happens with the default keyboard layout as well as my custom one. When I reset the firmware I did end up with an all white chrysalis screen, but I assume that's unrelated as the keyboard does seem to get reset to factory defaults when I do this (and it didn't seem to be corrupted before).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Left shift continues to be left shift after locking/unlocking.
Desktop
Affected Versions
I tried downloading different firmware versions from the releases page, and flashing them while resetting to factory defaults. Did a binary search to see where the regression happened: