Hey guys,
Seems I had a bad USB port. Looks like ChatGPT won’t be coding us a driver anytime soon
I do concede my lack of sleep has led to bad judgement
this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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Asking ChatGPT to write a kernel module would be hilarious. I'd love to see what would happen with your kernel from a safe distance.
That being said, it's a usb controller, right? Chance that you don't need new kernel module for it and you'll just need to define a button mapping.
Someone’s gotta do it
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Ahh nice I will try this
If you want to write drivers you'll need some really good documentation on how to interact with the device.
Then when you have that ask ChatGPT how to write a driver, it'll most likely not do the best job on writing it in Rush so for a sample code asking for C code will give better result.
You’re right, I didn’t consider documentation being a problem never written a driver . I just assumed it was pretty easy for something with just 12 buttons. Any pointers on REing. I’m assuming victrix doesn’t put out any docs on their sticks
I would bet that you just need to add the USB device id to the right driver and it will work. It's PlayStation compatible and Windows compatible, so it should work as either a dual shock USB device or a generic hid controller of some sort.