It's been merged just after 3.11 was released. It's there
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/drivers/hid
/hid-xinmo.c?id=cb2c9e3f92480a292670e2cc261723ce4de8059e and the commit
hash is cb2c9e3f92480a292670e2cc261723ce4de8059e
It's very recent though, there hasn'
I wrote two blog posts with instructions to apply the patch on Ubuntu
and Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi. Hope they help.
http://ithink.ch/blog/2013/09/08
/patching_the_linux_kernel_to_install_the_xin-
mo_dual_arcade_driver_on_ubuntu_1304.html
http://ithink.ch/blog/2013/09/08
/patching_the_linux_ke
@Joseph: I sent my patch to the maintainer and the linux-input and
linux-kernel lists.
@sheeps: You can try applying the patch I posted here and recompile your
kernel:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1077359/comments/35
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OK, I will look into this.
Should I add “stealth”, who opened this bug, as the “Reported-by” in the
commit message?
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Title:
Gamepad XIN-MO dual
Here’s a patch I made to solve this issue. I created a HID driver for
the Xin-Mo Dual Arcade to fix the negative axis events so that they are
in the range announced by the report. If you could comment on it, I
would be glad to make the necessary changes to make it proper (if it
turns out to be use
I’ll try to prepare a patch on Saturday. I just have to check how to do
it properly, because I’ve never done this before.
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Title:
Gamepad XIN-MO
It’s the result of a change in the HID driver to ignore out-of-range
values. The Xin-Mo Dual Arcade reports min values of -1 for all its
axes, but it actually sends -2 (the naughty).
I managed to write a fix as a kernel module, but I couldn’t figure out
how to enable it without recompiling the ker
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu releast: 8.04.3 LTS
Package version: php-mcrypt 5.2.3-0ubuntu1
What I expect to happen: the PHP mcrypt extension loads and appears in the
output of phpinfo.
What happens instead: the PHP mcrypt extension does not load and does not
appear in the output of phpinfo.
Ins
