Arch Linux User Repository

The upcoming 6.15 kernel may include changes that break this module. When the new kernel is released, this package will likely be switched to the dlundqvist fork. ETA is 6-8 weeks. During this time, anyone who feels this package should stay with the medusalix version, despite becoming unusable, please briefly explain.

Since development in the medusalix repo appears to have stalled, this package is pinned to the last commit (0.3.r57) with patch to build for current (6.12.x) kernel.

aur/xone-dongle-firmware is now optional.

Users may receive a cannot stat error in line 29 since the copy from directory is not wrapped in double quotes:

cp -r ${srcdir}/$_pkgname/* "${pkgdir}/usr/src/${_pkgname}-${pkgver}"

Notice: The update to v0.3 split the dongle firmware into a separate package xone-dongle-firmware. This package conflicts with the previous version of the xone package, causing conflicts during update using certain AUR helpers:

error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
xone-dongle-firmware: /usr/lib/firmware/xow_dongle.bin exists in filesystem (owned by xone-dkms)
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.
 -> exit status 1

The recommended course of action is to first uninstall xone-dkms, and then install the updated version which will pull in xone-dongle-firmware as a dependency.

Sorry for the breakage everyone, let's hope it doesn't again.

Updated to v0.3. dongle firmware has been moved to a separate package, which is added here as a dependency. Additionally, added xow to conflicts. Please let me know if you have any problems with this update!

Right, I should add conflicts=('xow') to the PKGBUILD. Thanks for the suggestion

It's not really clear to me how to use this. pacman -Ql xone-dkms doesn't show any systemd services or binaries to run.

Am I supposed to add it to kernel options in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf or to my boot config /boot/loader/entires/arch.conf

Perhaps my controller firmware is out of date? I can't get it to sync or even get a white solid or blinking light on my USB XBONE RF Dongle.

I don't even think there is a conflict with xow-git should there be?

Any clarification would be appreciated.

Edit: I didn't realize I still had xow-git installed, I removed it, rebooted and it seems to have connected. I will now try on my other Living Room Machine.

Edit 2: For added notation: for some reason, after pairing the controller successfully, I had to unplug the Dongle and plug it into a new port to fix it not being recognized by Steam.

@tcamargo Sure, and it's probably a good idea from the licensing standpoint. Will try to do it today

Would be possible to split pkg in two: driver and firmware?

@Jannis3005 you're correct. DKMS modules won't be installed successfully until linux-headers installed explicitly. In my case, it's linux515-headers package.

@Jannis3005 I'm not sure, someone might be using a non-default kernel like linux-lts. Headers are optional dependencies of dkms already

@mkopec i think linux-headers should be added as a dependency as it does not work without