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I have opened a thread in the SDL2 Development board: https://discourse.libsdl.org/t/duplicated-conflicting-guids-for-the-dragonrise-pc-twin-shock-controllers/24112

I just found that for some reason the microcontroller of my gamepad seems to dump the entire configurable memory block (its `0x200` bytes of EEPROM? that wrap around) if I...

If anyone here wants to give it another go and dump their DragonRise gamepad EEPROMs, please run these commands and paste their results here, together with the marketing/model name for...

Well, if this whole EEPROM-dumping mechanism is successful I can use it to make the required generate-an-unique-mapping GUID changes on the SDL2 side as a quirk/workaround. But yeah, thanks for...

Not really, SDL2 already has low-level `libusb`/`hidapi` support for stuff like force feedback. It boils down to a check for this VID/PID pair and a `hid_get_indexed_string(3)` call to grab the...

Please also share your HID reports and run the following Python script, if possible: `sudo usbhid-dump --model 0079:0006` `sudo lsusb -vvvvvd 0079:0006` `sudo python3 dragonrise-pc-twin-shock-dumper.py` (https://gist.github.com/Swyter/26c754c6f04b13ecb8a7cf145878d045)

The leftmost pin is probably ground and the two next to it seem to be the transmission/receive data lines, you can see them zigzagging in pairs on the top layer...

I haven't, but because finding the `GND` and `TXD` pins first is enough you can just try connecting the `GND` and `RXD` cables (`TXD` on one end connects to `RXD`...

Yeah, SNMP has shown up at some point in the past, I think some responses were erroring out due to some permission-related error. But I managed to list a bunch...

@jclehner [Here](https://github.com/jclehner/bcm2-utils/files/8099821/GatewaySettings-cg3100-cleaned-up.bin.gz) you go, I altered and redacted some fields a bit, recomputed the checksum and re-encoded it. Hope you don't mind, the structure should be more or less in...