Improve uhid warning message

[ipkpjersi]

Version of xpadneo

0.10.2

Controller Model

• Xbox One S controller
• Xbox Elite 2 controller
• Xbox Series X|S controller
• Other:

Connection mode

• Bluetooth connection
• USB cable (not yet supported)
• Xbox Dongle connection (not yet supported)

Describe your feature request

• I'd like to see support for a specific model
• I'd like to see support for a specific hardware feature
• I'd like to see support for a specific software feature

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes, I want to improve the warning message for the issue described in #370

Describe the solution you'd like
We could change the warning message to something like "WARNING: kernel uhid module not found, controller firmware 5.x will not be supported. This does not prevent xpadneo from being installed, but it may be worth running modprobe uhid before trying to install xpadneo." to make it more clear what can be done for it.

Describe alternatives you've considered
None.

Additional context
I think this would help prevent confusion.

[kakra]

@ipkpjersi Does kakra@a6a7325 match your expectations?

[ipkpjersi]

@kakra I'd probably mention something about running modprobe uhid before installing xpadneo may help too, since in a way it's the quickest solution.

[kakra]

Maybe I do not understand the purpose: But what does it solve? The installer doesn't need it. And loading it before installation just makes the warning go away but after a reboot, uhid would be gone again, making the cause invisible and the controller not working again, resulting in issue reports here - exactly what this warning meant to fix in the first place.

[ipkpjersi]

Oh, I see. I think I didn't understand the issue itself then. I saw in an older comment you mentioned to run modprobe uhid before installing xpadneo and that made the warning message go away for me so I thought that was the solution.

The updated message you proposed is likely the best option.

[kakra]

I saw in an older comment

Ah, okay... I see. Yes, I probably didn't mention why, and didn't bother about the when too much. Re-installing also reloads the module, so loading uhid before hand, before we had our soft dependency, thus solved the issue for that moment.

I'll merge the change then, the issue will close automatically when that happened.