Nathaniel Struselis

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@zerodeaths000 By "Turned Off MyKaspersky" do you mean you "Paused Protection" or you actively Exited the MyKaspersky App? I had a similar problem even when Kaspersky was supposedly "paused" -...

What firmware are you running on your flipper? The output of the logging is entirely dependent on the firmware running on the flipper. On mine I get absolutely no logging...

It's a command line program. Run it in PowerShell and you'll see the output: ![mfkey32v2.exe](https://github.com/equipter/mfkey32v2/assets/33491104/b4145baf-b50c-4975-b491-7f81710be44a) In order to use it you have to supply it with some values: Here are...

> Are you sure this patch would build also beta releases? From what I understand of this repo, it doesn't interact with the `less` source on GitHub. It scrapes the...

Just to update this issue, this has been fixed as of `less v663`. However, the current release is still `v661`, so might be a while until the fix is visible...

> If one builds it themselves, then just build the master branch, which includes the fix. Sorry, I explained that badly. The patch I mention is for the [less-Windows repo](https://github.com/jftuga/less-Windows)...

I was having the same problem with the latest commits to master. I tried recompiling 6a2a976fd956a57f125192f5ece9792e992d0502 and that seemed to work for me, which is I think the last commit...

Ok so basically what's happened is without editing the Makefile and removing support some of the tags, the compiled application is too large for the available memory on the Chameleon...

Another thing that might be worth noting is that I'm seeing similar issues with areas that appear to be optimised, such as methods that are inlined. For example, clicking the...

An example of this that we're seeing in production (that lead me to believe this issue was related to our multi-project structure) is this: ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1787befd-d983-4ce9-844c-232febb57f9e) In green, you can see...