Create android/Sony_DualSense_v2

[davidhedlund]

Generated from

• OS: Google TV 12 (it's based on Android 12, see below). Kernel version: 5.4 (Google TV: Settings -> System -> About -> Kernel version)
• RA installed via: Google Play
• Retroarch version: 1.9.12

RetroArch:

• Main Menu -> Information -> System Information -> Frontend Identifier: android [default]
• Main Menu -> Information -> System Information -> Frontend Name: Chromecast HD
• Main Menu -> Information -> System Information -> Frontend OS: Android (v12.0)
• Settings -> Drivers -> Controller -> Controller: android [default]

android/Dual Sense 5.cfg didn't work in Google TV 10. For more info see:

• [feature request]: DualSense cfg for Android 12 #940

[RobLoach]

Looks like there's another Duel Sense? Think your changes could override the original?

Some duplicate profiles were found
Duplicates inside 'android'
Vendor ID: 1356 - Product ID: 3302 - Name: Wireless Controller
- android/Dual Sense 5 - generated with Google TV 10.cfg
- android/Dual Sense 5.cfg

[davidhedlund]

Looks like there's another Duel Sense?

Hi again Rob! It's DualSense (just made pull request by the way), and I evaluated an original gamepad from Sony.

Think your changes could override the original?

Some duplicate profiles were found
Duplicates inside 'android'
Vendor ID: 1356 - Product ID: 3302 - Name: Wireless Controller
- android/Dual Sense 5 - generated with Google TV 10.cfg
- android/Dual Sense 5.cfg

The original config works for Android Common Kernels (ACK) 4.14, but not for 5.4,and vice versa. See the table for more info:

• [feature request]: DualSense cfg for Android 12 #940

With that said, ideally we should include the supported ACK version in the filename, but since I don't have a reference to the kernel version support I simply suggested "Sony_DualSense_v2"

[RobLoach]

We will have to make sure there aren't any duplicate configs, or keep the V2 IDs commented out. I'd suggest targeting the new firmware one here, tbh. As a general rule of thumb, could be good to recommend people update their gamepad firmware.

[davidhedlund]

We will have to make sure there aren't any duplicate configs, or keep the V2 IDs commented out. I'd suggest targeting the new firmware one here, tbh. As a general rule of thumb, could be good to recommend people update their gamepad firmware.

I'm using the latest DualSense firmware.

The Android kernel (based on the Linux kernel) decides how DualSense should be handled. I don't know if the firmware affects the key bindings. Should we include the DualSense firmware or android kernel version in the cfg file name?