Kai Krakow

I'll add that then. Thanks.

Maybe we can find a common trait of those types of controllers, a specific byte in the HID descriptor, a specific length of the descriptor. It could be useful if...

Your kernel has been built with a cross-compiler - this won't work (likely it was built on an x86_64 architecture). You can try `env CHOST=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu make modules` or `env CBUILD=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu...

> the line that seems to make it fail is Yes, because the build host of the kernel wasn't your native architecture. At least it looks like according to "exec...

> The thing is, I have no idea where the script it's mentioning actually is. I'm not finding it in xpadneo's repo anywhere. It's in the kernel headers or kernel...

Leave it open... We'll update the docs to point future users in the right direction. I'll close it with a commit. Feel free to post a bug report link for...

> Separate question, if someone knows how to reduce the choppiness of the head movement with both opentrack and AI track, could you let me know? Thanks! You also need...

Today, I found out that the Windows setup version ships with ONNX included (and thus neuralnet is available) but it still didn't work because some antivirus program on my friend's...

Yes, I discovered this problem lately while working on the DKMS stuff. I've setup some instructions here: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/blob/master/docs/PACKAGING.md I also added a note to the release notes in Github: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo/releases/tag/v0.9.7...

Yes, during testing I removed the hooks from the DKMS config file. But this introduced some unwanted problems. I think we should reconsider that before tagging v0.10. I still think...