To further test the joystick I installed sdl-jstest, see Moving the joystick and clicking buttons produced 'mojibake' but showed correct responses. Usb-Thrustmaster_T.Flight_Hotas_X-joystickĬat usb-Thrustmaster_T.Flight_Hotas_X-event-joystick Usb-Thrustmaster_T.Flight_Hotas_X-event-joystick In my case I opened a terminal and typed:
#Trial xtreme 2 controller setup how to
I then followed the instruction on how to test one's configuration. I'm assuming that Tak refers to the original Joystick interface as the "old" joystick system and that the 'evdev' based system is the SDL newer one. SDL2 supports only the new 'evdev' interface." "While SDL1 defaults to 'evdev' interface you can force it to use the old 'Joystick' API by setting the environment variable SDL_JOYSTICK_DEVICE=/dev/input/js0.
The original 'Joystick' interface and the newer 'evdev' based one." "Linux has 2 different input systems for Joysticks. The Archlinux wiki has some info on this, see I try to understand what Tak meant with the "old" joystick system and the migration to SDL. I'm sure this would help other users as well. I would appreciate any pointers on how to proceed to get this working. Then switched to Ubuntu and neither are recognised.īecause Tak mentioned that the joystick I have is tested and should work the problem clearly is on my end. I have a dualboot system and tried the test game on Windows where both controllers are recognised and working. I've tried another game controller (usb RS- Flugsimulator) that was also not recognised. Thanks Tak and jamesremuscat for your responses.
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