Bernat

I guess you've already tried everything in the messages above yours. If that's the case I don't know why it doesn't work. Maybe udev isn't working correctly. Which distro are...

Can you try pasting this line at the end of `/usr/local/lib/udev/rules.d/99-thrustmaster-wheel-perms.rules` and rebooting: `SUBSYSTEMS=="hid", KERNELS=="0003:044F:B66E.????", RUN+="/bin/sh -c 'cd %S%p/../../../; chmod 666 range spring_level damper_level friction_level alternate_modes'"`

I've added debug info to help identify the issue. Please, update to the latest master commit, install and run `oversteer --debug` from the terminal, then paste the output here. Thanks.

It should be fixed in the master branch. Please test.

> thank you! my package manager don't have the update yet but manually editing udev rules file fixed the issue on my end Thanks!

Hi. Yes, that would be great. I'll have to change the tool description but that's no problem. Features using the evdev API should already work as long as the Fanatec...

I'll take a look at that project and see what needs to be done. I'm also interested on Fanatec wheels working on Linux. Who's not?

I've added the Fanatec models supported by the `hid-fanatec` module. I can't test them so they might not work correctly but at least now they should be recognized. I'm not...

I'm sorry. There has been changes to the config file and I haven't implemented a proper update mechanism yet. Delete the file at `.config/oversteer/config.ini` in your home folder and it...

> Currently my pedals are plugged into my dd1 wheelbase, so for the kernel it is one device. i can also plug them as usb seperately. > Lets discuss how...