PS5-KBM-Bridge 0.15 turns a USB keyboard and mouse into a virtual DualSense on jailbroken PS5
coru182's payload first appeared on November 1 and has already reached version 0.15. It makes the console see a keyboard and mouse as a DualSense, with profiles for each game.
A virtual pad with per-game profiles
PS5-KBM-Bridge takes input from a USB keyboard and mouse and hands it to the PS5 as a virtual DualSense. Control layouts come from a database of roughly 24,600 titles. Settings live on a web page the console serves on port 8099, and F11 opens it mid-game.
Version 0.15, released November 6, fixes gaming keyboards and mice that show up as separate devices. Wired Xbox pads arrived in 0.14.
The tested setup
The README covers firmware 11.60 with elfldr, kstuff, ShadowMountPlus and backpork, with etaHEN as an option for autostart. One tester also ran the bridge on 5.02 and the diagnostics tool on 5.50. Your peripherals need to support the HID boot protocol, and no game files are involved.
The GPL-3.0 project describes itself as experimental, and its test table doesn't list 0.15 as tried on a console yet.
The author limits it to offline play.
