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That's too true :) . I tried to get into dsp development some time ago. But all the trouble to get the environment working (download tons of packages from TI, recompiling tools and libs (not to mention I hate it, to register with my real name to download something)) wasn't finally worth the...

So, that's one of those 0.0001% :)

As it was said before, dspbridge and dsplink have already been available for a while. I think, the reason why the dsp was hardly (if ever) used is not because of high latency or (too) low execution time. I'd say it's because of the limited usefulness for most applications. The dsp performs best...

You pair them just as you pair any other device with the Pandora :)  (search for devices, enter pin, done) If this works, take a look at 'hidd'

Why don't you just order one with the Pandora?

Think about it.

So, now that we've found out that this has been discussed but not been done before, we might talk about other ways of implementing this. :) This could probably also be done as a regular kernel driver.  Would be interested in what aTc proposed. I guess it was somehow related to .next? Yes...

Still wondering if a Linux based Steambox can succeed...

There shouldn't be a disadvantage to keep it running in background. But would have to do some modifications to reduce cpu usage (maybe using blocking reads). But the question still is, if this is useful anyway, as most Pandora software is probably optimized to use the existing (multiple)...

According to the makefiles MT7610U supports the chipsets and MT7601U So, iff your dongle has a mt7650u (which seems to be doubtful), the first one would be the right one.

Just want to note that the new driver is for MT7601U not for MT7610U ;)

They already are. It's basically a 6-axis device (4 analog, 2 digital) with 8 buttons. It can easily be extended or modified. That shouldn't be a problem. You could run the tool from the start script (with '&' option to run in background) and just kill it when it's no longer needed. The kill...

Thanks for your feedback. Everything will be considered for the next version :) Taking a quick look, it seems like a controller must be configured within HIDTest. Can't tell you more, as I can't try it.

I don't know. The only hint to the chipset is your wiki link. As this is not official, it may be questionable if the information is correct.

As dmesg doesn't show any errors, I would assume it's simply the wrong driver.

Hi everyone I recently asked myself, why there is no generic gamepad device on the Pandora. I mean, we have the nubs and the gp-buttons, but they are all different devices (/dev/input/eventX) instead of one single device. Now, let's say someone ports a game to the Pandora that supports...

The driver might need a firmware file. - Copy file 'RT2870STA.dat' from the archive to directory '/etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/' - Shutdown internal wifi - load module as before - type "sudo ifconfig ra0 inet <your ip address> up" - see, if it works :)  (check dmesg again)

You can remove unwanted plugins from main.conf

That's no problem. For game controllers the Pandora-dpad will be mapped to the hat-switch by default. You can easily map them to normal buttons by editing the corresponding config file. Currently, you can't. But I'll add a option for that. Don't know. When I start the tool, I usually want to...

elvissteinjr already sent me the descriptor for the Wiimote. Will take some time to decode it, though Should be possible. But what if a mouse and a joystick plugin is loaded?