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I corrected the spelling of the mapping file (xbox360_model -> xbox360_mode1) and that worked! Well, I was able to affect Crazyflie with the XBox controller, however the mappings are all messed up for some reason. (Thrust is on the right joystick and diagonal!). Though the output on the xboxdrv tab ...

I guess I'm envisioning the mounts to flare out too, but perhaps that would add cost to fabrication?

The motor mounts seem to offer natural reinforcement but perhaps they can be extended in the next iteration (CFv2 ) to a wider position on the board.

I have made the two files (cfheadless and xbox360) executable but when I plug in the controller (or rather the gaming receiver) nothing happens. Shouldn't the xboxdrv get automatically started?' I did manage to SSH into my Pi and by opening two tabs in my terminal, I was able to separately execute b...

Thanks foosel and frog! Yes, I had to execute the sudo xboxdrv to get the controller to pair to the gaming receiver. Wicked! However now the problem is I can't plug in the gaming receiver, radio and keyboard (necessary to execute the commands) because there are only two USB ports on the Pi. So, I tr...

Yes I'm using xboxdrv but I only did the first line.

I'm really close to getting my Rasp Pi working with the an Xbox Controller, however I'm stuck at getting the controller to sync with the Gaming Receiver. The controller's ring just continually flashes green. I think it may have something to with the Pi, but I'm not sure as I'm definitely not a linux...

smiler wrote:(On a related note I've just updated the OSX installation instructions, hopefully making them better.)

Yes, thanks smiler! I didn't know what I was doing and I'm glad you kept the Homebrew method instructions.

Ah. Thanks jweather! That's not very obvious.

Also, with the Xbox controller, you run out of buttons to map to, since the digtal pad doesn't work right now. I guess this will be fixed at a later date.

Also, you should look at this page which details how to get the Crazyflie Client working on OSX.