2x DIY USB adapters + PS3

[Atavism]

Hi,

Great work on this project!

Not sure if I should start a new thread or if it is related to this issue:

I have 2 DIY USB adapters that I wish to run on the PS3. When I have them connected (on separate computers) they both connect but they take up the same controller (port?) on the PS3.

I have tried it on Linux and Windows (and connected both USB adapters to Linux at once also) but I can't seem to be able to get separate players per adapter.

Is this possible to achieve? Have I missed something?

Am using GIMX 4.3, Win 7.

Thanks

[Matlo]

Hi,

I split the topic.
Could you try the attached firmware?

[Atavism]

Thanks for the quick reply!

I have tried to load it in the teensy loader but is says "atmega32u4 (unreadable)"

Is that error my end?

[Atavism]

It looks like line 29 failed the checksum in that file i.e. I changed

:1001C000F2FFFF0001020304050700035081D8017D

to

:1001C000F2FFFF0001020304050700035081D8017C

When I tested it it still has the two controllers playing the one player.

[Atavism]

Update:

I tried the firmware you attached on one of the adapters and put the release firmware on the other - and it works!

(Before I put the attached firmware on both...)

Thanks; problem solved!

[Matlo]

Instead of using two computers, you could also make a config with 2 controllers using gimx-config, and run a single gimx instance in a command shell:

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gimx -c config.xml -p COMX -p COMY

Where config.xml is the name of the config, and COMX/COMY are the device names of the USB to serial adapters.