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According to the wiki page for XWiimote, if the bluetooth interface asks for a pin when connecting a Wiimote, it means Bluez was compiled without the wiimote module ; which shouldn't be the case since the module is included by default.
The same page lists steps to verify that Bluez was compiled with said modules. I did them, and I can confirm, my Bluez does contain the wiimote module.
I've even gone so far as to build Bluez myself with --enable-wiimote added in the PKGBUILD. Still, my wiimote asks for a PIN, even after reboot.
Can someone help ?
Last edited by gold-star (2024-03-16 00:39:22)
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Seems to be a bug within blues.
I found work around here https://github.com/bluez/bluez/issues/6 … 1854695143
Another options appears to be downgrading the driver.
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