@mitu said in Cannot edit /etc/modeprobe.d/bluetooth.conf:

@pscotto1234 Unless you installed the ps3controller driver, which disables the OS Bluetooth stack, there shouldn't be any issues.
You might have to re-pair the controller and - recommended - re-configure it in EmulationStation after installing the driver, but that's all.

Ok. Thanks.

@quicksilver you're right in Mame2003+ simply open the Retroarch Menu/GUI > Quick menu > Settings (not Controls indeed) and head for the Control Mapping setting. Change the value either to Analog (left stick) or Digital (Dpad). Thanks for the tip as I completely missed that opion!

well i just double checked which one i have just remove xboxdrv and tried to install xpad but ran in to the package that is unavailable of the linux-headers-generic and what i have been reading it is not available on Debian it goes by the Linux version and the architecture.

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well i manuly installed dkms then had to go in to the script in the retropi setup for xpad and comment out the depenicy for linux-headers-generic since the needed linux-headers for the current linux verson was automatically installed when i manually installed dkms so i commented it out so the installer would continue and install xpad and that worked.

@Sldb please post all the info that was requested of you. Which model of Xbox one controller are you using? It's in the battery compartment. Are you connecting via USB or Bluetooth?

@Drax98 when you set it up you have to set up a,b,x and y like a Super Nintendo controller not an xbox controller x and y are reversed and a and b are reversed. Set those up correctly and you wont have issues.

I have this controller, It is the case linux does not have the usb dongle drivers it works fine in the usb though without the wireless adapter

@gamerguy010101 Hope it does not say 9V...otherwise your Pi Zero is blown.

@mayk they work on everything else but on retropie

@SonPluck No problem. But it says to hold any button to skip.

@Dan problem with renaming the page is it breaks the original link. GitHub doesn't handle redirects

@AlexMurphy I dont understand what you mean. The number of it is called 6CL-00001. I dont know if that is the "Model" you are referring to but I am not familiar with what the models are called aside from this. There is also a number 1708 on the box. Perhaps that is the model?
If you Google 6CL-00001, it brings up the results for the exact controller model which I have. Can you tell me another way to find out the "Model" that you are referring to and I will gladly get that info for you. Thanks.

I'm not sure if bumping is allowed after a day of no replies when it says "No bumping" but I still have this problem and haven't fixed it and help would really really be appreciated unless no one knows how to fix it :P

I've got some problems with 1708 revision gamepad. Moving to 4.8+ kernel solved the problem for me. 4.9 is in the NEXT branch now btw. But older gamepad revisions seemed to work well afaik. Is it working at all (LED on..?)

@fuzzyreets
I tried it when I first got my RPi and I tried again just last week but never got it to work.

I have been wondering if a powered USB hub might work? I haven't tested it yet but if the adapter isn't getting enough power than a powered USB hub should work. If it is because of another issue then it will not work.

Hiya

Thanks for that recommendation, that sounds like just what I need...I've heard it's a great controller too.

Best

Andy

@Bluediablito note: RetroPie images include the latest xpad driver by default and it can be updated from the retropie-setup script under Manage Packages -> Drivers