Unwanted conflict with Logid (Logitech Drivers) driver about tourbox_neo_linux_driver HOT 5 CLOSED

I genuinely do not understand, it might turned out to be an external cause and it worked again just fine. I could not pin point the core of this issue let alone why it happens.

Closing this issue.

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You may have genuinely found an issue -- but I didn't encounter this problem when I was testing it; I could use my regular mouse and the Tourbox unit just fine (although they would sometimes produce conflicting events like if you moved the mouse down and the joystick up, etc).

If you just exit my program via Ctrl + C, it should destroy the uinput instance correctly.

Next time this happens, can you paste the kernel log (sudo dmesg -wT) here?

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I'm very sorry I don't think I can help solve this particular issue too much, as it sometimes just magically fixes itself and I never did anything to it. LogiOps is doing fine again. But at other times I do have to restart LogiOps again.

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Sorry for not explaining this better. I don't need your whole kernel log, what I was expecting was that you would run that dmesg command, reproduce the bug, and then send me the relevant logs from the session.

I'm going to close the issue but if it happens again you are welcome to re-open it, I might have to end up looking the Logitech LogiOps code to see if there's anything that might conflict with mine.

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All good. I apologize, I'm still a little naive about these.

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