[Bug 221449] New: Wireless gamepad stopped working through Bluetooth

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https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=221449

            Bug ID: 221449
           Summary: Wireless gamepad stopped working through Bluetooth
           Product: Drivers
           Version: 2.5
          Hardware: Intel
                OS: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P3
         Component: Bluetooth
          Assignee: linux-bluetooth@vger.kernel.org
          Reporter: arvin.ignaci@gmail.com
        Regression: No

I'm running Fedora Silverblue 44 (Universal Blue image) with kernel version
6.19.14. Some time in the last month or so, a Bluetooth gamepad I had stopped
working. It started with inputs being mapped incorrectly and certain inputs not
being recognized. Now, I don't get any input at all. The same gamepad used to
work just fine over Bluetooth and still works over USB.

The gamepad is a GuliKit KK3 set to the "Android" pairing mode; It shows up as
an "Xbox Wireless Controller" in Linux. My Bluetooth controller appears to be
an Intel AX200 modem (according to lsusb). When I connect the gamepad via
Bluetooth and try pressing some buttons or moving the sticks around, the dmesg
output is filled with these messages:

> [ 2041.273972] hid_report_raw_event: 14 callbacks suppressed
> [ 2041.273976] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)
> [ 2041.277912] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)
> [ 2041.280044] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)
> [ 2041.288927] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)
> [ 2041.300915] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)
> [ 2041.309919] microsoft 0005:045E:02FD.000C: Event data for report 1 was too
> short (16 vs 15)

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