In theory, you can scan for devices, pair them (for use), and then “trust” them (to be automatically paired on reboot). I futzed around on the command line for about an hour, playing with the host of tools that are available in “bluetoothctl”. Pairing the XBOX controller to the Raspberry Pi The file should only contain the following line: options bluetooth disable_ertm=Y So, let’s just disable it on the Raspberry! You can send a kernel parameter to the Bluetooth subsystem by creating a one-line line and then rebooting. The XBOX controller will constantly disconnect and reconnect. With ERTM enabled the Xbox Controller won’t pair correctly.
Xbox One controllers do not support Enhanced Re-Transmission Mode (ERTM), something enabled by default on the Raspberry Pi.
However, the Xbox One controller will not work with the Raspberry without some tinkering because the Bluetooth chip inside of it has a DRM feature enabled, which prevents it from pairing successfully. The Raspberry Pi has an onboard Bluetooth radio, so you can leave the USB adapter on your PC. It comes with a Bluetooth USB adapter that’s super responsive and easy to use. You CAN play your Steam games through Steam link with the keyboard and mouse, but wouldn’t you rather use a real controller? I’ve been using Microsoft XBOX wireless controller on my PC. Back in the Desktop, you will get a new icon on your screen and in “Games” on the menu: Get a New Controller! Check the box and click the OK button on the bottom. OR from the menu, you can go to Preferences > Add / Remove Software > Games and then scroll down to “Steam link”. Steam Link does not work with Bulleye! Steam Link can be easily installed from the repos. They’ve even created a version for the ARM architecture that runs great! The worst part is re-pairing my XBOX controller to the RPi Bluetooth, but I’ll cover that further down the page.
Buy another computer? Nah! I’ve got my Raspberry! Steam offers a product for LINUX called “Stream”. Sometimes it’s nice to relax on the couch in the family room and play Stardew Valley. I’ve got a big, fancy gaming computer to run my Steam and Steam VR games in my bedroom.
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