@james-milroy Could be, but the cause is the same - the device is not recognized as a controller, but some other input device. Using evtest instead of jstest would list the input devices present and would let you pick which one to test.

Hi,

thanks for your answer, which I see now.
Last weekend I've had install the old version of the driver, because I think I own the first version and there it works.
So it was my failure :)

Regards, Marco

I am so glad to hear that :-)

@TMNTturtlguy Effectively i have thought about it and it is a good idea, but i have already one usb port used by my keyboard, another one by my hard disk, and i would like to keep 2 usb ports free. It would let me to eventually connect other devices such as bluetooth guns (to play "time crisis" for instance) or to add 2 more arcade joystick for 4 players game and so on. I could use a usb HUB to do all theses things but i dont want to add too many intermediate electronic composants to the chanel. Either way if it had been the only solution, i will have chosen this method :)

And if someone who reads this topics has the same issues that i have encountered, i'm hoping he will follow your advice. That's the easiest way too do. I think. ^^

Thank you for everything my friend. Cheers from France