*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1353021 ***
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@laurence
Nope. Everything is working fine for me on 3.13.0-45.74
With the controller connected via USB, did you try pressing the central PS
button before testing it with a program like jstest-gtk?
Does th
I confirm that kernel 3.13.0-36 from -proposed also solves the issues
regarding Sixaxis/Dualshock3 controller described in duplicate bug
#1326725.
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@james-hughes
Thank you for pointing out mainline commit 975a68327.
I tested it for a while and I can confirm that applying that patch solves all
of trusty's Sixaxis/Dualshock3 issues.
If it solves Oculus Rift's issues too I hope that the mainline patch is
accepted.
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I sent it again and now it got through without issues.
Thank you for your patience.
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PS3 Sixaxis controller/joystick usb stop
@jsalisbury
Not only I forgot to subscribe to the mailing list but I even forgot to ask if
it's required in order to send emails to it.
Wanted to ask because I didn't know if that was implied. Must be because of it
I wonder?
Anyway I tried git send-email multiple times before sending it and it in
Thanks for the directions!
I just sent the patch to the ubuntu kernel mailing list.
I hope git send-email formatted it right :)
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@em4n3m
Awesome, thank you for confirming this.
@straximus
My bad: I should have mentioned that, to compile your own kernel, you need some
packages installed first and maybe some other requirements to meet.
I can't see the actual compilation error in that output but, if it's the first
time you c
@mdeguzis
Thank you and yes: you read that wrong :)
A patch like this is meant to be applied to current ubuntu 14.04 kernel (3.13).
When I wrote "using the new kernel" i meant "using the new kernel image that
you just built yourself with the commands above".
Writing this patch is all I can do for
I took some more time to research and I wrote a proper patch this time.
It's just six lines of code.
What this patch does is basically restore "hid_get_raw_report" field in "struct
hid_device".
All the lines that are added by this patch were previously removed by this
commit:
commit aa6c390c4d59
@jsalisbury
Current trusty 3.13.0-34 is affected.
I then tested latest 3.13.0-35 from trusty proposed repository and the bug is
still there.
Even 3.13.0-35.62 from trusty git repo suffers from the same bug.
Unsurprisingly, mainline 3.13.11.6 is not affected by this bug at all.
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...or much more likely that the bug was never there in the first
place... :(
Looking into /usr/src/linux-headers-3.13.11-03131105/include/linux/hid.h
shows that the changes that caused the regression that I pointed out in
comment #55 might not have been applied to this kernel at all.
To be more p
@jsalisbury
I can confirm that the controller is indeed working with that kernel.
It seems that the fix is already there.
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PS
I did a manual bisect of the ubuntu trusty kernel tree and the last
"good" (controller working) commit is:
commit 73ffcac5867519fa4b6a54e734ded0fed5b403cc
Author: Jiri Kosina
HID: hidraw: make comment more accurate and nicer
The first sure "bad" (controller not working) commit I found is:
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