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The AYANEO haptics source is output only and its poll() returns immediately, so the zero poll rate it was registered with leaves the source loop with nothing to wait on and one core at 100%. Use the default driver options instead so the thread sleeps between polls. Assisted-by: LLM
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The AYANEO haptics source is output only and its poll() returns immediately, so the zero poll rate it was registered with leaves the source loop with nothing to wait on and one core at 100%. Use the default driver options instead so the thread sleeps between polls.
Assisted-by: LLM