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I have a very old Logitech Wingman Formula GT (USB) steering wheel that used to work like a charm in Windows...
With the F1 2015 round the corner I've blown the dust over it and plugged to my rig to see if it still works.
Well, the steering wheel is supported by the kernel and I can see the input values with
evtestThe wheel values seems to be OK: 0--128--255 (although sometimes fluctuates and it tends to turn a little bit to right)
But the pedal axis are not centered...
and I don't know how to configure the Y axis... I tried with the LTWheelconfig tool but my wheel are not supported.
Someone can help me or point me to the solution?
I'd like to center axis and separate pedals if possible
Thank you in advance
My config:
AMD FX(tm)-8320
GeForce GTX 770
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bits
jst-gtk in the software center...
That's all
:dizzy: