I am hoping this can become a more general thread on QMK firmware.
I was reading about the QMK Proton controller and I saw that it uses an STM32 processor. While I was looking at a teardown of a Steelseries keyboard I saw that it also used an STM32. My hardware knowledge might be a bit simplistic, but does this mean I can use QMK with a Steelseries keyboard?
You would need a few things to go right for this to be able to happen, and it would take a ****ton of work, including disassembly of the board down to the bare pcb.
You would have to take the keyboard apart to be able to re-create the matrix of the keys because of multi layer PCB's, you would have to visually trace the traces of the matrix (assuming they are using a traditional matrix method).
Then deal with write protection on the chip memory itself, and what type of connection it has to hook up a programing device.
so basically... no... not without lots of experience doing these things
