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Thank you for your kind words. This genuinely means a lot to me. I'm glad you found a way around the issue, but that's really weird. I'll try installing Fedora on a virtual machine and see if I can reproduce it. Quick question though, why did you open a pull request instead of an issue? EDIT: Somewhat interesting, on Fedora I did get a warning, stating that having the rule on two lines made udev ignore the |
I forgot that the module uses MODULE_LICENSE("GPL"), and it's probably for the best to use the same license in both the module and the repository.
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I'll be closing this then due to inactivity, thanks again for your kind words. |
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Hi, thanks for your work, it's amazing!
I installed your module, and now my T300RS works well.
But I had an issue on my Fedora 32. My wheel had a deadzone, and iIf I set up a udev rule, Fedora freeze at launch, and reboot again and again.
On Fedora it's not necessary to create a file on udev folder. Each time I want to use my wheel I write this on terminal
evdev-joystick --evdev /dev/input/by-id/usb-Thrustmaster_Thrustmaster_T300RS_Racing_wheel-event-joystick --axis 0 --deadzone 0Now it's working very well, I tried it on Assetto Corsa Competizione, ET2, and KartKraft.
Thanks again for your work!