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I have a PS4 GHL guitar with the dongle, and I have installed the driver on my Fedora 37 machine. I am quite sure the driver is loaded when I connect the dongle as lsmod shows it, when I connect the dongle.

The problem is that when I pair the guitar with the dongle, it pairs for a second, but then the guitar resets with slow blinking leds.

Been using this string of commands (as root) for months now every OS update with no issues:

sudo steamos-readonly disable && sudo pacman -Syy && sudo pacman-key --init && sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux && sudo pacman-key --populate && sudo pacman -S dkms && sudo pacman -S dkms linux-neptune-headers && sudo ./install.sh

Simple reboot, and Wii U Live guitar works with no issues. As of SteamOS 3.5, the driver cannot be installed (and is not in the new kernel by default). The error shows SteamOS 3.5 uses different headers for the new kernel, but the old command only gets the old kernel's headers. The headers needed are linux-headers-6.1.52-valve9-1-neptune-61, but what's downloaded is linux-headers-5.13.0-valve37-1-neptune. Using sudo pacman -S linux-headers doesn't work either. Not sure if there's a command to specify the new headers.

Currently if a second GHlive controller attempts to pair with the dongle it kicks off any existing paired controller.

This happens with the merged hid_sony codebase in mainline as well as with the dkms version.

The original dongle supports at least 2 controllers simultaneously (and likely 4 given the 4 indicator LEDs).

Do the windows drivers support multiple controllers?

Am happy to provide usb pcap if helpful.

Tested on Fedora 37 with 5.19 mainline, fedora and xanmod kernels on x86_64

I sincerely don't know if it's the right place to ask this, sorry if it's not