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Hello, looks like this might be your first time interacting with an open-source project. I'll try and help you out, but your request doesn't quite contain enough information for me to give any useful advice at the moment. Generally, you should always include
It's usually also a good idea to mention which operating system you're using and what version. The more information you show, the better. Unnecessary information never hurts to have (except personal/private information) but having too little information means the maintainer (or whoever is trying to help you out) has to ask for the missing stuff explicitly, which means that your problem takes longer to solve. If you're unsure what information might be useful, it's of course fine to just ask as well. |
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Assuming all the commands succeeded, then yes.
Now that DKMS is installed, you should run commands in the README again. Please do report back any errors, you might get one due to the immutable filesystem on the Steam Deck, but I'm not quite sure. Not quite sure what happened to your picture but it's not showing, it's just a hyperlink to this discussion. |
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: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y |
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Hi everyone, since I have a t128 thrustmaster it doesn't work. So where do I start? Can someone help me with the procedure? Do I have to go to the Linux console and emit codes? If so, give me the code and I'll try, thanks for anyone who can help me.
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