Kai Krakow

@ipkpjersi Meh... Found it. What a sneaky bug: It depended on a success condition in the options parser and sneaked in during rebase. It should be fixed now.

Please check with the latest PR, it should fix the autoinstall. You should be able to run `sudo dkms autoinstall`.

> I can only assume that installing a newer kernel version fires off `sudo dkms autoinstall` which means this issue is likely now fixed. Yes, this should be how it...

> Kernel preparation unnecessary for this kernel This just means the kernel is new enough to properly support ERTM with Xbox controllers. The new installer should be more robust and...

This is probably caused by the aliasing effects occurring between the update frequency we have to use to prevent the firmware from crashing, and the update frequency we get pushed...

> often, the controller will rumble at one speed, stop, rumble at another for a second, stop, and then repeat this process several times. BTW: This queuing should not occur...

Thanks for confirming. I'm queuing this to review before v0.11.

Yeah, there may be an issue with the linux-firmware package lately which shipped an update for some Bluetooth chipsets. Can you try reverting that to a previous version?

Yeah this happens due to overloading the firmware with rumble commands in some situations. It's very common with Bluetooth but can also happen with the Xbox radio dongle (non-bluetooth), and...

We have this: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/blob/master/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md And the README also points to the troubleshooting. But yes, we could make this easier to find.