[Bug 51878] Gamepad / adapter not detected without legacy joystick backends.

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51878

Chiitoo <escomk3 at hotmail.com> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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       Distribution|---                         |Gentoo

--- Comment #3 from Chiitoo <escomk3 at hotmail.com> ---
This is a rather simple Gentoo Linux install without systemd or elogind, with
eudev in place of udev.

If need be, in due time I should be able to test the thing on another machine,
with a set-up that might be a touch more common to see if it works anywhere at
all.

Yes, disabling (or building without) SDL support does get rid of the related
messages and the crash (only nothing happens then).

Indeed, just the adapter alone (it's a no-name one with only "PIII CONVERTER
Model:A01" written on it), without any gamepad connected to it is detected as
two for some reason that I never really tried to figure out.  Through 'evtest'
they seem identical, but only one of them responds with what the gamepad is
doing (maybe one is for DualShock 2, the other one for 3 or something... Steam
does claim it is a PlayStation 3 controller, but perhaps that's just because it
assumes a PlayStation 2 one can't be connected to a PC... or something).

Thanks!

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