How To Apply Raphnet Kernel Patch To Fix "Northwest" Drift

[jthomas5150]

@edmaul69 I sure did. Did not help. Ran it on a fresh 4.4 install.

I think @j-e-f-f posted somewhere he also tried the above fix with no help using his bluetooth N30 controller...

[edmaul69]

@jthomas5150 ok. Wasnt sure if it would.

[jthomas5150]

Thanks for trying @edmaul69 !

Anyone else have a suggestion or is this issue not "fixable" with the SN30 controllers?

[Dopy25]

I know the last comment on this was over a year ago, but I am having issues applying these patches. Has there been any update to this process?

I am having the exact same issue as @Dhrystone from above. Second patch fails at 1 out of 1 hunk, 3rd patch at 2 out of 4 hunks. I tried repeating the whole process, and even proceeding anyway, but the patch still does not apply, and without the second (and third?) the only difference is that now emulation station is constantly scrolling.

[Asmodeus04]

@Dopy25 said in How To Apply Raphnet Kernel Patch To Fix "Northwest" Drift:

I know the last comment on this was over a year ago, but I am having issues applying these patches. Has there been any update to this process?

I am having the exact same issue as @Dhrystone from above. Second patch fails at 1 out of 1 hunk, 3rd patch at 2 out of 4 hunks. I tried repeating the whole process, and even proceeding anyway, but the patch still does not apply, and without the second (and third?) the only difference is that now emulation station is constantly scrolling.

I know this is a serious Necro, but I'd rather not lose all the progress on the thread.

I'm seeing the same issue here as @Dhrystone and @Dopy25.

Is anyone with a bit more kernel compilation experience able to offer some advice here?