HID devices include keyboards, gamepads/joysticks, penpads/touchpads, mice... This can be for any type of HID device, from the old architecture, from x86-input, from the newer driver architecture, from Antimicro or Bluetooth. Any HID that runs on FreeBSD.
Even plans on what to do with it. Or...
Hi, I've been trying to get my wired PlayStation 4 controller to work on FreeBSD and followed the instructions in this thread. I'm not 100% sure if I needed to do anything but load the ps4dshock module because the issue was not resolved by just following these steps. However, I do know that the...
Enabling usbhid
usbhid gives the ability to use newer advanced hid drivers. The ability to use usbhid must be turned on from /boot/loader.conf:
hw.usb.usbhid.enable="1"
Then, load the driver through /etc/rc.conf:
kld_list="usbhid"
Turning this module on from /boot/loader.conf won't work. Once...
Hello all. I'm on a relatively fresh installation of FreeBSD 13.0 which, to my knowledge, supports PS4 controllers. I've tested Citra and everything works perfectly as far as 3DS emulation is concerned. PSP emulation is a completely different story however. PPSSPP recognises the analogue stick...
Hello :
I am trying to configure a bluetooth gamepad on FreeBSD 13.0, specifically an 8Bitdo SF30, basically a clone of the classic SNES controller. I have not found any information regarding this gamepad in this forum.
I have configured , hcsecd and bthidd successfully, actually the...
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