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This is very unusual but...
I modified part of the motherboard of a ~2010 MacBook Pro to send the keyboard + trackpad data via a USB cable. I plugged it to different devices and operating systems (all of them detect it as "Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad")
Desktop PC / Surface Pro 6:
Bios -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works
Windows 10 -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works ("just" as a mouse... move around and click... no multi-touch gestures)
Linux (Ubuntu) -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works (recognized as trackpad) including 2-finger scrolling
MacOS (Virtual Machine) -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works including ALL multi-touch gestures
iMac 2009 / MacBook Pro:
Keyboard works. Trackpad works including ALL multi-touch gestures
Lenovo P11 Pro (Android 11) / Samsung Galaxy S9 (Android 10):
Keyboard works. Trackpad appears dead. Can't move the cursor (both devices have a desktop environment) and can't click.
Please someone help me out here as it literally works on every device/OS (old/new) except any Android devices...
Cheers!
I modified part of the motherboard of a ~2010 MacBook Pro to send the keyboard + trackpad data via a USB cable. I plugged it to different devices and operating systems (all of them detect it as "Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad")
Desktop PC / Surface Pro 6:
Bios -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works
Windows 10 -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works ("just" as a mouse... move around and click... no multi-touch gestures)
Linux (Ubuntu) -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works (recognized as trackpad) including 2-finger scrolling
MacOS (Virtual Machine) -> Keyboard works. Trackpad works including ALL multi-touch gestures
iMac 2009 / MacBook Pro:
Keyboard works. Trackpad works including ALL multi-touch gestures
Lenovo P11 Pro (Android 11) / Samsung Galaxy S9 (Android 10):
Keyboard works. Trackpad appears dead. Can't move the cursor (both devices have a desktop environment) and can't click.
Please someone help me out here as it literally works on every device/OS (old/new) except any Android devices...
Cheers!