sultanoswing
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With the latest version of Mupen64 (1.4) just released with support for the N64 rumble feature I'm interested in how to compile a kernel module which will get the force feedback working on my Thrustmaster Firestorm Dual Power 3.
According to the Mupen64 force feedback FAQ, all is working, permissions are good and the stick works without FF. The error is:
"[blight's SDL input plugin]: No rumble supported on N64 joystick #1"
Which I'm assuming is due to a lack of a kernel driver for the FF. A program, fftest, detects the stick properly, but says the rumble functions are "not defined" (http://www.koders.com/?s=features&scope=LPGUEGWYHUAYAT7AP2NNF7XSZE&la=C)
There is apparently some kernel support for the Dual Power 2 in the current kernels, but was wondering how I can use this information (http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Howto_configure_the_Linux_kernel/drivers/usb/input) to get a module compiled which I can then modprobe or insmod?
Your help / advice much appreciated!!
According to the Mupen64 force feedback FAQ, all is working, permissions are good and the stick works without FF. The error is:
"[blight's SDL input plugin]: No rumble supported on N64 joystick #1"
Which I'm assuming is due to a lack of a kernel driver for the FF. A program, fftest, detects the stick properly, but says the rumble functions are "not defined" (http://www.koders.com/?s=features&scope=LPGUEGWYHUAYAT7AP2NNF7XSZE&la=C)
There is apparently some kernel support for the Dual Power 2 in the current kernels, but was wondering how I can use this information (http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Howto_configure_the_Linux_kernel/drivers/usb/input) to get a module compiled which I can then modprobe or insmod?
Your help / advice much appreciated!!
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