eventlircd: fix subsystem rules for bluetooth HID remotes #9587
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@Dashinginthe90s please update the commit message (not the PR subject) to follow |
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I'm not familiar with bluetooth stuff so I'll let someone else review this. Also as there is currently ongoing development to add support for keys with scancode > 255 to kodi there's some chance we can retire eventlircd soon. |
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Tested this on 12.0.1 and it restores functionality of the PS3 remote to pre-LE12 behaviour, thanks @Dashinginthe90s ! |
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@Dashinginthe90s can we have a backport PR for LE12 branch too? |
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Fix for issue 9586
Removes check for
SUBSYSTEMS=="bluetooth"since it is not used for bluetooth HID remotes. They use the input subsystem instead.