[juicebag85]

#89914

Hmm ok that was what I was guessing too. :/

I edited the /etc/default/xboxdrv like:

# How many Controllers? (support up to 4 Controllers)
CONTROLLER_NUM=1

case $CONTROLLER_NUM in
    1) CONTROLLER="-w 0 -l 2 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --ui-clear --ui-buttonmap a=KEY_RIGHTCTRL,b=KEY_F1,x=KEY_F4,y=KEY_F5 --ui-buttonmap back=ESC --ui-buttonmap dl=KEY_NUM4,dr=KEY_NUM6,du=KEY_NUM8,dd=KEY_NUM5"
    ;;
    2) CONTROLLER="-w 0 -l 2 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 1 -l 3 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button"
    ;;
    3) CONTROLLER="-w 0 -l 2 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 1 -l 3 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 2 -l 4 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button"
    ;;
    4) CONTROLLER="-w 0 -l 2 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 1 -l 3 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 2 -l 4 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button --next-controller -w 3 -l 5 --trigger-as-button --dpad-as-button"
    ;;
    *) CONTROLLER="incorrect amount of controller specified"
    ;;
esac

But after a reboot it seems, that it doesn’t load the xboxdrv anymore but the xpad instead. Really tricky. ^^