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Sorry, I can't help you. There are so many differences between all those Android versions and smart phone manufacturers, that even native HIDs don't work with all of them. It looks like some permission problem, but I can't tell why. Maybe you could try some 3rd-party app, like BlueInput.

What exactly? Substitute the Wii U controller by the Pandora? Maybe, but not with MC :)

So, you are one of those 5 people in the world, who have bought a Wii U? ;)

Yes, there is something you can do. You can read the descriptor from the the WiiMote with the Pandora. Do the following: - Make sure your WiiMote is discoverable - open a terminal on your Panda - type "hcitool scan" . This scans for nearby BT devices. The WiiMote should be listed with its BT...

Thanks, but BT specs don't have anything to do with HID descriptors ;) .  I gonna find them somewhere.

Ok, I've checked the XB360 and PS3 descriptors. I'm going to add support for a hat button to the existing gamepad. After this, it should easily be configured as a XB360/PS3 controller.

Ah ok, got it. Can't tell, what the PS3 expects. I'll have to analyze its descriptor first. But I highly guess, that pov-hat buttons are just normal buttons, and how they are interpreted (one/multiple down allowed) is up to the game.

I meant, if you got a BT PS3 controller.. Nevermind :) Don't understand. Dpad look as POV? point of view?

If you're bored enough, you could extract the descriptor from the controller ;)  (if you got a BT one)

Could also be possible, that it scans the service names (controller name?), and only lists the Panda, if the desired service name (whatever it be) is found

If your Panda has been in stand by before, restarting disabling/enabling BT should help. You need to re-check "discoverable" after that. Changes to the config files require a restart.

That's a good start :) Have you set the nubs to joystick mode? You could try to edit Gamepad.conf (section [Gamepad]) and assign other keys. (for example out.Gamepad.X = in.Keyboard.b )

Well, I don't own these consoles, so I just did a quick google and found stuff like "download and install the drivers for ps3 sixxaxis here...". So, thanks for clarifying :) So, if they are indeed HIDs, I just need to find the descriptors somewhere.

As far as I know, the PS3 and XB360 controllers aren't HIDs. So, that's out of scope for now. :)

Some full screen gui may come back as a plugin for optional use. Using another mouse pointer should also be possible. I will check that. Shouldn't be too hard, I think (although I'm not sure if it makes much sense without accelerometers   :) ) But someone with a Wii would have to provide me...

It would be possible, theoretically. But being a host for USB devices is something completely different than for BT devices. I guess, this would require a major redesign. Have to do some experiments...

I made minor changes to the service descriptors after you posted the descriptors of your phone. Maybe one of those changes did the trick. Glad it works :) Originally, MC was designed to support external input devices. But the support itself is not implemented yet. But it will come for sure.

Basically you need the HID keycode table (http://www.freebsddiary.org/APC/usb_hid_usages.php). While most letters and digits should be ok (for latin based languages), special characters are translated differently for each host language. If you're lucky, you may find a table that matches you...

[/SPOILER] Did you pair the Pandora with your HTC while MC was running? And please try initiating pairing from the HTC side.

Ah, this damn script. Don't know, why it doesn't show an error message. Your error occurs, when there is a module loaded, that conflicts with gadgetfs. These modules should be unloaded by the script automatically. Please type "lsmod | grep g_" in a console and then "sudo rmmod <module>" for all...