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Hi, I fully agree that a good integration of the driver into the distro(s) is very important, this would simplify things and improve the user experience especially for newcomers. However,...
Kind of similar situation as for #37, we would need a USB traffic dump to see how this LEDs are controlled..
Hey, thanks for the dumps and already analyzing the LEDs function. I'm gonna work on that soon, I'll wire this up in the kernel using the [multicolor](https://docs.kernel.org/leds/leds-class-multicolor.html) subsys. Question is...
Yep, AFAIU the `wheel_id` should identify the mounted wheel rim (so independent of wheel-base)...
K, guess that checks out. Apparently, it has the same ID as the `Formula V2` wheel, which seems to have the same display/LEDs situation.
Hi! * The multicolor LEDs use a different protocol (you've decoded it, packets start with 0xff) compared to the 'normal' LEDs (packets start with 0xf8). I cannot say if the...
> LFS kinda works on VirtualBox but I get no LEDs at all, though it may be because of the game itself. Afaiu, games use the `Fanatec SDK` in windows...
Hi, I think some reverse engineering is required to get this wheel supported.. All I did so far was done for the [Club Sport steering wheel F1](https://fanatec.com/eu-en/steering-wheels/clubsport-steering-wheel-f1-esports), and some things...
The general procedure would be to boot into Windows, install and fire-up Wireshark with USB monitoring. Then, we need some application that tries to use the display / LEDs. I...