Kimplul

Oh, by the way, could you merge your changes in `hid-tminit` to https://github.com/scarburato/hid-tminit? Would be useful for other people with the attachment.

So under Linux, with this driver installed, and your wheel in the `Advanced Mode Racer` mode, force feedback works, but not the buttons? What does `dmesg` show when you attach...

> tmff2 0003:044F:B66E.0016: force feedback for T300RS Your wheel isn't in the 'Advanced Mode Racer' mode, which what we're currently mostly interested in.

Just to check, did you have this driver installed when you recorded that? This driver should accept a PID of `b696`, but doesn't seem like it's being probed for whatever...

Oh, okay, sorry, in that case I'm afraid I misunderstood your comment thoroughly. Just so that we're on the same page, below is my current understanding of the situation, please...

> It seems like the detection you initially proposed ("tminit {0x02, 0x0a, 0x0005, "Thrustmaster T300 Ferrari SF1000 Edition"}") might not be the one we want to use, I'll look through...

Alright, I'll try to be as clear as I can, hopefully Google Translate can translate this properly. Thrustmaster wheels are weird, because they have a two-stage bootup. In the first...

> If I set the value to 0x000b, only the hid-tminit is loaded but not hid-tmff-new. Okay, good, thank you for the clarification. What does `lsusb` show after `hid-tminit` is...

Is the wheel in some kind of bootloop maybe? What does `dmesg` show? You can follow it for a bit with `dmesg -w`, if the wheel is bootlooping you should...

Alright, let's take a step back. There are a couple questions you didn't answer a bit earlier, let's get back to them now. When you got the following `dmesg` output:...