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ToadKing / wii-u-gc-adapter

Tool for using the Wii U GameCube Adapter on Linux
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Adapter Not Detected Ubuntu Dolphin #32

Open Zacheri opened 6 years ago

Zacheri commented 6 years ago

Service is running and I tried "modprobe uinput" and running dolphin as root, but the adapter in Wii U or PC mode (Mayflash 4-port) is not detected :(

I have RetroPie on this computer and it works great there, just on Ishiiruka Dolphin, it's not detected.

● gamecube.service - Wii U Gamecube Adapter Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/gamecube.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (running) since Wed 2018-05-16 01:07:10 EDT; 28min ago Main PID: 822 (wii-u-gc-adapte) Tasks: 3 (limit: 4915) CGroup: /system.slice/gamecube.service └─822 /usr/local/bin/wii-u-gc-adapter

May 16 01:07:10 zacheri-ubuntu systemd[1]: Started Wii U Gamecube Adapter. May 16 01:27:32 zacheri-ubuntu wii-u-gc-adapter[822]: adapter 0x0x7fe180006470 connected

neonfuz commented 6 years ago

Just so you know, you don't actually need this driver to use the gamecube adapter with Dolphin. Technically, you should be able to use this driver, but Dolphin has native support, which will give you more accurate controls (stick mapping, poll rate, lag, etc). To use the native support, follow the instructions HERE, you'll need to add an additional udev rule to linux or it will not detect so make sure you follow the instructions.

Nisc3d commented 4 years ago

@neonfuz I did it as the instructions said there and added the udev rule, but it still doesn't show up in Dolphin. I'm having the same Problem as OP.

Zacheri commented 2 years ago

Still ain't working, even from https://github.com/ToadKing/wii-u-gc-adapter/issues/21 and https://github.com/ToadKing/wii-u-gc-adapter/issues/12

Ubuntu 20.04

Edit; formatting and ahem @ToadKing

neonfuz commented 2 years ago

@Zacheri Can you give output of uname -a?

Also, run dmesg -w and plug in the adapter, post all the new lines that come up.

Possibly your adapter has a different ID that isn't being caught by the udev rule?