Game Input MultipleXer

Firmware doesn't really sets the clock, but peripherals like the UART are configured according to the clock.

I think original design by sparkfun uses a 16MHz oscillator for both 3.3V and 5V variants. Your board manufacturer probably used an 8Mhz oscillator to save money.

Welcome

It's definitely a hardware issue. The recommended hardware works flawlessly.

This is in the todo list, but sadly there is no ETA. Could be weeks or months.

Did you try to get a second hand one? It's probably easier and also cheaper.

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Which RPi revision are you using?

Did you try with latest firmware? The one recommended on the wiki is quite old. The USB issues may have been fixed now.

Also try running GIMX from the command line:

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gimx -c LogitechDrivingForceGT_G29.xml -p /dev/ttyUSB0

Hello,

Use gimx-loader with the adapter from the shop and you'll be fine.

Thanks for sharing

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gimx --help
[...]
  --log filename: write messages into a log file instead of the standard output.
    filename: The name of the log file, in the ~/.gimx/log directory (make sure this folder exists).
[...]

For further help make sure to post log file requested in forum rules: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=691

Game Input MultipleXer

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