@cyrusxvi Yes - just follow the docs and use the sixaxis helper for the P3 controllers.

An addendum: To auto reconnect Bluetooth device on reboot, the following may be required (Solution via: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/10456/loosing-bluetooth-connection-after-reboot/4 ) create a udev rule for each device, if required via EmulationStation | RetroPie, Bluetooth Configuration select option: 'Setup udev rule for joypad (required for... 8bitdo...)' Displays Added SUBSYSTEM=="input", ATTRS{name}=="Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard", MODE="0666", ENV{ID_INPUT_JOYSTICK}="1" to /etc/udev/rules.d/99-bluetooth.rules Testing Reboot, with keyboard powered on and left in connected mode (no led showing): works reboot, with keyboard powered off; wait for EmulationStation to load; power on keyboard (green led): works

@buzz You also seem to have an existing topic regarding this - please do not open multiple topics for the same issue.

@zacho95 Also another thing you can try is powering off the console, pulling the power cord/power supply, press the power button on the Xbone a couple of times to drain it, and then reboot and retry. I used to get paid to do this shit for Microsoft :) When you connect a controller to an XBONE via wired or wireless, it saves the ID of the console in the controller's memory, so if it is not connecting to it after all of these steps, it is probably the wireless functionality on the controller that is dead (in all my years of working we have not had the wireless adapter on the console side break). I have seen a lot of those original controllers break over the years :) Also if you have a friend with an XBONE, try to pair it to that console

@odosayshi Will do the same If I found a fix!

Hello and thanks for reply. Yes, it's Bluetooth. I've tried to pair it via Bluetooth pairing procedure. It's recognized by Raspberry, but when I go to PAIR it, I got a Timeout error. Same error I receive pairing controller with my Mac (I can pair ORIGINAL PS3 Wireless controller). I think I'll trash out the controller and use an Xbox 360 wireless controller.

The PS3 controller can only be synced to one device at a time. It remembers the Mac address of the device it's synced to. Nice thing is once synced to a pi, all you have to do is plug it in via USB on the pi, press the ps button and then unplug. To go back to PS3, plug the USB into the PS3, press the ps button then unplug.

@JonathanK 3 separate commands. Wait for each one to do its' thing then enter the next. Yes F4.

@NYIslanders91 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Never mind, worked the second time with no input no output security. Weird.