TwistedBlizzard

I've just tried that and I'm having the same issue. I think I had done it before as well, which would explain why pip had a fit when I asked...

I have followed these steps and I'm still having the issue.

I have tried with both 2.7.13 and 3.6.0. Yeah, it's listed a whole bunch of times. In the process of unloading the kext, I get: `(kernel) Can't unload kext it.unbit.foohid;...

I have now reinstalled the kext and I am still getting the same error. It worked fine until I tried to read the output from foohid at which point it...

Yes, sorry. What I'm saying is as soon as I open [this](https://gamepadviewer.com/) to check that the script is working, the crash occurs. The script also crashes if it is left...

I got the same error about 5 seconds after launching the keyboard test. Interestingly, there was no keys pressed during those 5 seconds.

Here's my full output from that: `Get service ret: 0 0 0 Iterate: 38 0 2C7 Get service ret: 0 0 0 Iterate: 38 0 2C7 Traceback (most recent call...

Thank you for all your help! I'm more than happy to help you out with any possible solutions/further diagnostics. I ran the joystick test again and it worked for about...

Here's what happened: `Iterate: 38 0 2C7 Traceback (most recent call last): File "test_joypad.py", line 44, in foohid.send("FooHID simple joypad", struct.pack('H4B', 0, x, y, z, rx)) SystemError: unable to open...

I have reinstalled the kext one last time and things seem to be going more smoothly now. I haven't had a crash yet but I'm only a couple of minutes...