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  Bluetooth Filter Driver for DS3-compatibility - research notes
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  @nefarius I know this is late but wanted to note for anyone following along that wanted source code to filter on these events, you can use the code from github usbsnoop project (https://github.com/SnoopWare/usbsnoop/blob/master/USBSnoop/DriverEntry.cpp) Also the IOCTL lookups can be found here (http://www.ioctls.net/) Additionally there is this discussion (https://community.osr.com/discussion/262813/question-regarding-bluetooth-bthusb-filter-driver) on how to use the windows driver samples - general toaster driver (https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/tree/master/general/toaster/toastDrv) to create a filter driver.
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  Windows Device Driver Diagnostic Tools Collection
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  I would like to humbly suggest an addition: Device Monitoring Studio This is a commercial product but you can use it for free with a limited feature set. The limited feature set in question is similar to Wireshark + USBPcap but provides greater control, allowing you to observe only USB packet data from the specific device you're interested in.
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  SIXAXIS native HID Report Descriptor
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  Kernel driver oopsies
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  Shady shenanigans collection
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  BthPS3 customization for workout with Motion controllers
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  I've taken us to a dedicated thread the forums have a private chat but I prefer chatting via Discord (invite link), I have a business e-mail address as well ofc. but that's more for passing documents and boring slow-paced conversations
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  ViGEm Bus Driver Setup test checklist
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  Unpinned and locked because, well, done
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  Open-Source self-hosted VPN solutions
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  CORSAIR GLAIVE RGB native HID Report Descriptor
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  Device Interface Identifiers
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  Automatically select latest Windows 10 SDK
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  PID 1.0 Example Descriptor
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  vJoy HID Report Descriptor
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  XBO Arcade Sticks, VigEm and a whole ton of "fun"...
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  Finally saw some activity on the Reddit topic. It seems like there were some issues with the WinUSB drive bundle I built so I had to put together a ZaDig guide. I've also updated the README file for the project on GitHub Well, anyway, there is now one other confirmed user of the tool and he/she seems to be very happy to have full use of their Razer Atrox XBO I've been spurred on to put together a roadmap for the tool: Improved GUI (Text-mode first, later a proper Win32 GUI) Advanced Input rebinding and presets system Input modifier system to allow a button on the controller to be used to trigger alternate input mode. Similar to the Shift key on a keyboard Support up to 8 controllers Integrate libwdi to integrate WinUSB driver generation and installation into the application Support other XBO Arcade Stick controllers that do not work correctly on Windows
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  Driver signing cheat-sheet
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  HID-related stuff - link collection
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