Doesn't work with Knockoff/Clone PS4 Controllers

[Axis4s]

Running on a Fresh Install of Arch Linux
So i have a Fake/Clone PS4 controller, i connect it via Bluetooth, steam recognizes it as a PS4 controller but closes it after few secs.
I tried using sc-controller and like it didn't do anything what is SC-controller supposed todo?

[Axis4s]

the gamepad tester website does recognize it as a PS4 controller too

[Ryochan7]

Almost acknowledged that you goofed but then backpedaled. Try buying a genuine Sony DS4 rather than some cheap Chinese knockoff from Amazon next time.

[Axis4s]

Almost acknowledged that you goofed but then backpedaled. Try buying a genuine Sony DS4 rather than some cheap Chinese knockoff from Amazon next time.

Not wasting like 500BRL for a controller, DS4 on Windows recognize it too. If the computer is recognizing it then it still works

[elidrissidev]

Not sure if it might help, but I had a similar issue with a non-genuine controller and this change made it work for me. I don't remember where I found that new PRODUCT_ID, I think somewhere in the logs.

[C0rn3j]

HIDRAW is completely broken at least on the Python 3 fork for DS4, and EVDEV does not work for me as SC-controller is trying to read HCI instead of UHID directory, as per C0rn3j#21 (comment)

So check if you aren't running into the same UHID issue as me, if you can see it pop up in /sys/devices/virtual/misc/uhid/, that's probably the problem.