Kai Krakow
Kai Krakow
This is an issue with your Bluetooth chipset or drivers. As a first step, check that your controller runs with its latest firmware by connecting it to a Windows PC...
It looks like your controller may have swapped motor enable bits. There's a test program in `misc/examples/c_hidraw` which you can use to check whether the motor enable bits a properly...
Thanks, this is valuable information. Do you really need ALL motor bits set? Or does any bit correspond to some motor? We already have quirks flags to reverse the bit...
I'll create a PR for you to test.
> sudo modprobe hid-xpadneo quirks=ed:bc:9a:85:33:6c{+|-}{quirks} # load Your MAC OUI seems to differ from the original reporter's. Can you send the dmesg output of the controller connecting? Is it the...
Please try the pull request.
> The only thing i noticed is that the welcome rumble takes some good amount of time (around 10 seconds i think) Okay, then this is another important fix we...
> It's strange. Did you update the firmware? And the controller LED should be blue. Looks like this is a cheap Chinese manufacturer who actually uses unofficial unassigned MAC OUIs....
Can you guys check if https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/pull/496 actually fixes your problem?
> but welcome rumble still takes around ~20 seconds before it stops vibrating. Okay then we still need some tweaking. I guess we need to send an explicit "strength 0"...