Kimplul

> Could it be something related to displays, leds, or something similar in the wheel? Entirely possible, though the packet format looks very similar to force feedback packets. Could be...

> Sending the unknown command to the base directly did not do anything really, although this might also be down to doing something wrong. Not sure if related, but the...

> I was able to make some progress on this issue in the last days. Sadly nothing new about the mysterious "0b" command, I never got a follow up from...

Did you already read https://github.com/Kimplul/hid-tmff2/issues/61? Sounds fairly similar.

> I have already checked that issue and tried all the steps, but there is a difference. Even when launching control panel with system-wide installed wine I don't get any...

> Is it silent driver crash? If it were a crash, I would expect `dmesg` to complain about it loudly, though I guess it can't be ruled out. If you...

> lsmod shows hid_tmff_new, but it is Used counter is 0. Is it correct? Shows 0 for me as well, so should be fine. Not entirely sure why `0`, as...

Oh, right, there's also https://github.com/Kimplul/hid-tmff2/blob/275b64dc3fa3f1956e8f81e33f0f951a5deafdc5/src/hid-tmff2.c#L457 I assume that whenever someone closes the device we don't need to run the work loop anymore. You'll have to remove that line as well....

Progress! Did you look at `dmesg` while it froze and/or does `sudo journalctl --boot=-1` show anything?

> As if it was gracefully removed. Is it proper behaviour? Is it kernel callback? `tmff2_remove()` should only be called when the module is explicitly asked to be unloaded, as...