Logitech RS50 Linux Driver Development
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I’d like a feature-complete, upstream-ready Linux kernel driver for the Logitech RS50 that exposes every output and input capability the device offers.
Autodetect the wheel as soon as it is plugged in, create the correct device nodes and present clean, descriptive udev properties so userspace apps immediately recognise it.
I have an RS50 on hand for testing and can run any diagnostics or custom binaries you provide while we iterate. Let me know your expected timeline and which kernels you plan to target first.
There may be a repository which can be a useleful starting point: https://github.com/berarma/new-lg4ff
Autodetect the wheel as soon as it is plugged in, create the correct device nodes and present clean, descriptive udev properties so userspace apps immediately recognise it.
I have an RS50 on hand for testing and can run any diagnostics or custom binaries you provide while we iterate. Let me know your expected timeline and which kernels you plan to target first.
There may be a repository which can be a useleful starting point: https://github.com/berarma/new-lg4ff
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