It is possible to add a rule to UDEV to automatically invoke LTWheelConf when the steering wheel is connected. To test and calibrate the steering wheel outside ETS2 you can use jstest-gtk Add UDEV rule Now you can configure the steering wheel directly from Euro Truck Simulator 2.

$ sudo ltwheelconf -wheel DFGT -nativemode -range 900 -autocenter 0 -rampspeed 0 Set native mode, disable autocenter and set wheel rotation range of 900 degrees in one call: $ sudo ltwheelconf -wheel G25 -autocenter 0 -rampspeed 0 $ sudo ltwheelconf -wheel DFP -autocenter 100 -rampspeed 1 $ sudo ltwheelconf -wheel G25 -nativemode You should now have an executable named ltwheelconf. Sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev git Get some dependencies (for Ubuntu 13.04 x86) You can easily compile LTWheelConf using the following commands: set wheel to 'native' mode (support separate axes and clutch pedal, H shifter, full 900 degree rotation).Through the tool LTWheelConf it is possible get to fully working on Linux (separate axes, full wheel range, clutch pedal, H-shifter) the following Logitech steering wheels:

Nfs shift 2 logitech g27