hid-ghlive-dkms VS GHLPokeMachine

I don't get why you're saying you're an idiot, regardless, for the WiiU/PS3/PS4 dongles under such an old version of the kernel, you'll need build and install the out-of-tree hid-ghlive DKMS found over there: https://github.com/evilynux/hid-ghlive-dkms

But none of the headers I downloaded matched. I'm trying to install this driver: https://github.com/evilynux/hid-ghlive-dkms

[1] https://github.com/evilynux/hid-ghlive-dkms

The first thing I'll do is update my DKMS driver, so https://github.com/evilynux/hid-ghlive-dkms .

If you understand C a bit and you're curious, see... https://github.com/evilynux/hid-ghlive-dkms/blob/main/hid-ghlive/src/hid-ghlive.c

As always, we welcome questions, comments, and suggestions. We'd love to have the community test the driver and give us feedback! The Linux DKMS driver originally written by evilynux has been modified in order to support the PS4 dongles. Head over to his hid-ghlive-dkms project on github.

for the PS4 dongle (blue button) you can use GHLPokeMachine to connect it to PC. This program also works with the PS3 / Wii U dongle too!

No, you can just use the PS4 dongle alongside GHLPokeMachine.

The additional software is called GHLPokeMachine

PS3 / Wii U (they're the same - grey button) as well as PS4 (blue button) both work on PC using a program called GHLPokeMachine! Alternatively, GHLtarUtility works with the PS3 / Wii U dongle.