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Offline Ohno

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Re: Catweasel Flipper available!
« on: January 16, 2003, 08:00:11 AM »
Well.. I've had for some time already (over a month now) so it is not exactly news. I talked about it in a forum as well.
And I was a bit disappointed really. I mean: Even the cable that is delivered with it doesn't fit on the board (cable has a 'bump' on it, while the connector is for 'bumpless' connectors). Luckily I had another floppy-cable laying around.

Also the Windows drivers for the joystick ports are not done yet, and I couldn't read/write an Amiga-image, since apparently my diskdrive is unsupported. I still have to go out and buy another one some time, so I can properly test it.

Oh.. and did I mention that my PC doesn't shut down properly when that card is in? I have no idea why it is, but as soon as I took out the card the PC was shutting down properly again. (Device is working properly from Windows though).


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Onno
 

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Re: Catweasel Flipper available!
« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2003, 11:10:32 AM »
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Well. Based on what I have heard (had not yet time to test myself) All those ports do work on WinUAE.


I heard that myself, but I don't use WinUAE.... I have Amithlon.. I'm pretty sure someone will build support for it someday in Amithlon, but I was hoping this board could replace my Digital-joystick adapter, which I use to be able to play games with the classic arcade joysticks under Windows. So it was disappointing to see the Windows drivers for it missing.


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And about Amiga disks.. That I have tested it on my win2k PC and It works Ok. So it's most likely that loppy drive you happen to have in your PC...


Well I was already pretty sure it was my floppy drive. As I said: I won't be able to test this properly until I've found some compatible drives. Oh.. and I use Win2k as well.
But it is good to hear you don't have any problems with it. Makes me more confident to go out and buy some compatible floppy-drives :-P

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Onno