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I have a cheap off-brand PS2 (as in the system, not the old interface) gamepad to USB hookup I use for gaming. Recently, when I started plugging it in (hadn't used it for a while, no idea what update broke it) Xorg started crashing when I unplugged it. It works fine when plugged in, but Xorg immediately crashes back to the console (but doesn't close out, so I have to hard power the system) when I remove the controller. Mice and other devices work without problem, but my roommate's 360 USB controller also causes the problem.
Will provide more info if needed.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/593895/ - Xorg log when it crashes (reproduced).
Last edited by GourdCaptain (2011-04-14 07:16:08)
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I had some problems too with latest xorg releases and a xbox360 gamepad, try to rename/remove the "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-joystick.conf" file to see if the crashes still occurs.
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Seems to have worked great - snes9x and such still recognize it, it no longer works as a mouse, and seeing as how my computer hasn't crashed after trying both my contraption and the 360 controller, solved the main problem.
Thanks!
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I'd just like to say I have the same issue, about to check in a minute or two if this fix works.
EDIT: Works. Isn't this in a core arch package, so might sneak back in? If that's the case, is there a more "proper" fix?
EDIT 2: A quick `pacman -Qo ...` says it's part of xorg-server. That could be a major pain. A proper fix is very welcome
Last edited by duckinator (2011-04-16 01:36:49)
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Try adding this line to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-joystick.conf
Option "StartMouseEnabled" "off"
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Try adding this line to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-joystick.conf
Option "StartMouseEnabled" "off"
Thanks for the tip, no more conflicts with the mouse.
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