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Just had a thought. If you could get the DS3 to pair under switch linux, you could probably extract the link key and inject it into the database under HOS

Did you do this on the Switch or PC? Pretty sure the controller stores the host address alongside the key, so if doing this from PC you would also need...

> > Did you do this on the Switch or PC? Pretty sure the controller stores the host address alongside the key, so if doing this from PC you would...

@HENRIKMAK what did you have to do to make sixad work? Mine does nothing after starting when I hit the PS button. I ran sixpair first to set the host...

> that's all i see with DS3 connected to LT4 Ubuntu Yeah, that's all you're meant to see. That's the host address of your Switch. So you should find the...

I don't think it will work to be honest. The pairing info posted by @brenodantas10 doesn't even contain the key and I've confirmed this myself with l4t. From what I...

> it's definitely possible to pair a sixaxis controller on linux on the mainline kernel, I've done it, so the exact source code for the device driver should be available...

@brenodantas10 no, nothing is seen at all by the rest of the switch OS. I think the connection is silently rejected somewhere within the lower levels of the bluetooth service,...

> The DS3 uses a pretty heavily modified Bluetooth spec if I remember correctly, so it just might be too out of spec for the Switch to accept it Yes,...

@KAMELCOLTD pairing is a Bluetooth concept and is not needed for USB devices. sys-con just detects the controller and sends its inputs to a virtual gamepad. For official switch controllers...