Previous versions of retroarch would print the following lines to the log: And using 'linuxraw' didn't cause the controller notifications to reappear upon launching retroarch. But I couldn't get 'linuxraw' to allow me to use my left analog stick to act as a D-pad, which is how the controller just naturally worked before (or perhaps because of the Analog to Digital Type setting). The only one I could get to work - that is, the only one that allowed me to re-map buttons via the Settings -> Input -> Port 1 Controls screen - was 'linuxraw'. I did a diff of the current active retroarch.cfg file against a recent backup copy, and the only changes appear to be new lines corresponding to new settings introduced by 1.10.0. I know that Ubuntu still recognizes my DS4 because I can use it outside of retroarch, which rules out something like a problem with my USB cable. When I try to re-map the buttons on the controller, the dialog box times out. In Settings -> Input -> Port 1 Controls, the Device Index is 'Disabled' with no other available options. Previously, I could use my controller to navigate the retroarch GUI, but now I can't.

In previous versions of retroarch (1.9.x), upon launching retroarch I would get a notification at the bottom of the screen stating that my DualShock4 controller had been detected. Historically, I have always used the 'x' input driver and 'udev' controller driver. I use a DualShock4 controller wired into USB. #13, #14, libretro/RetroArch#6896 Doesn't work in Ubuntu 21.10Īfter snapd automatically updated my version of retroarch to 1.10.0, my gamepad stopped working. Message: Process 11873 (retroarch) of user 1000 dumped core.

Retroarch ppsspp core