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3. Install the `qmk` command-line interface: |
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apt-get install python3 python3-pip |
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pip3 install qmk |
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4. Setup `qmk dependencies`: |
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cd qmk_firmware/ |
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qmk setup |
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Running `qmk setup` should install the necessary tools required to compile |
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and flash the keyboard firmware. On Debian, this will do the equivalent of: |
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apt-get install build-essential avr-gcc arm-none-eabi-gcc avrdude dfu-util dfu-programmer |
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Now you should be able to compile your firmware. |
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3. Clone [this repository](https://sovran.dev/mh/vckyb6) into `keyboards/mh/`: |
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3. Clone [this repository](https://sovran.dev/mh/vckyb6) into `keyboards/mh/`: |
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``` |
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``` |
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