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Assuming I understand correctly that this driver is now automatically in the new kernels.
Upon system startup the left stick is off centre and the right stick is mapped to the triggers instead of the right stick.
With Kernel 6.1 this stays the same, with Kernel 6.4 it only properly detects input once the controller is unplugged and replugged.
Switch mode always works on both Kernels.
Oddly KDE game controller settings seems to detect left stick input properly but any attempt at calibration gives strange results. I push up it goes to the side.
Till this gets fixed on driver level is there a software workaround to "soft" unplug and replug the controller? I am not keen on wearing out the connectors by constant replugging.
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OK a few attempts at resetting the USB led me to the following:
Before physical replugging the lsusb id is 2dc8:3010 (buggy) and afer replugging it's 2dc8:3106 (working).
This happens every time.... the unbind and bind method leads to not being able to rebind it because its reported as busy, usbreset does nothing.... is there a way to change the id?
inxi.txt
Screenshot shows sticks at centre rest.
Assuming I understand correctly that this driver is now automatically in the new kernels.
Upon system startup the left stick is off centre and the right stick is mapped to the triggers instead of the right stick.
With Kernel 6.1 this stays the same, with Kernel 6.4 it only properly detects input once the controller is unplugged and replugged.
Switch mode always works on both Kernels.
Oddly KDE game controller settings seems to detect left stick input properly but any attempt at calibration gives strange results. I push up it goes to the side.
Till this gets fixed on driver level is there a software workaround to "soft" unplug and replug the controller? I am not keen on wearing out the connectors by constant replugging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: