Steve

X-Input is less likely to work on linux and macs (or so all the documentation tells me). I tried it just in case , but no luck.

vice-arm64-gtk3-3.10 detects the F710 ./x64sc -verbose -debug Joystick: Registered device "Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2" [046d:c219] (2 axes, 1 button, 1 hat) Joystick: joystick_init(): resource JoyDevice2: opening device 0 (Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2)

This is with the F710 (in D-mode) ./x64sc -verbose -debug SDLJoystick: No joysticks found. SDL_JOYSTICK_MFI=0 ./x64sc -verbose -debug SDLJoystick: Got 1 potential devices. SDLJoystick: SDL_JoystickNameForIndex(0) = "Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2" Joystick: Registered device "Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2" [046d:c219] (4 axes, 12 buttons, 1 hat)

And does the problem exist on other OSs? I haven't got another setup to test on for sure, but had what I suspect was a similar issue with THEC64, which is linux based. Both the F310 and F710 used to work with it, but stopped after an update.

And does the problem exist on other OSs? I haven't got another setup to test on for sure, but had what I suspect was a similar issue with THEC64. Both the F310 and F710 used to work with it, but stopped after an update.

is this a common controller (old? It's Logitech's current wired controller. I also have a F710 - will check if I get similar issues https://www.logitechg.com/en-gb/shop/c/gamepads-controllers

X-Input is preferred by is less likely to work on linux and macs (or so all the documentation tells me). I tried it just in case , but no luck.

Yes. I built SDL’s testjoystick utility myself from source using SDL release-2.30.9. The resulting binary is statically linked and reports: SDL-release-2.30.9-0-gc98c4fb. VICE, by contrast, is dynamically linked against SDL 2.32.10 To make sure it wasn't an issue with SDL 2.32.10 I copied the VICE app, and replaced the linked 2.32.10 SDL lib with the 2.30.9 one. When I ran VICE is till reported No joysticks found, unless disabled MFi joystick support