Yes. The mk_arcade_joystick_rpi driver doesn't seem to rebuild/reinstall itself after a kernel upgrade. It is supposed to, but I still can't figure out why it doesn't. When an update includes a new kernel, this will often happen. Here are the commands to fix it (after rebooting with the new kernel).
ls /usr/src/
Look for an entry called mk_arcade_joystick_rpi-0.1.5.6
(Note that I am assuming that the one you have is 0.1.5.6, but if it isn't, just modify the following commands.)
sudo dkms build -m mk_arcade_joystick_rpi -v 0.1.5.6
sudo dkms install -m mk_arcade_joystick_rpi -v 0.1.5.6
After that, just reboot. You shouldn't need to change any configs or anything.
ls /usr/src/
Look for an entry called mk_arcade_joystick_rpi-0.1.5.6
(Note that I am assuming that the one you have is 0.1.5.6, but if it isn't, just modify the following commands.)
sudo dkms build -m mk_arcade_joystick_rpi -v 0.1.5.6
sudo dkms install -m mk_arcade_joystick_rpi -v 0.1.5.6
After that, just reboot. You shouldn't need to change any configs or anything.
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