Andy Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
at all. Definitely recommended. One one caveat: it's USB response is
slower than the spec allows, so the linux driver doesn't work out of
the box. You need to enable the slow USB devices option when you
compile your kernel. The default Red Hat kernels
Andy Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Jim Wilson wrote:
Andy Ross wrote:
at all. Definitely recommended. One one caveat: it's USB response
is slower than the spec allows, so the linux driver doesn't work out
of the box. You need to enable the slow USB devices option when
you
John Check wrote:
Andy Ross wrote:
One rocker axis on the throttle to simulate rudder (not very
well -- I still use my analog TM pedals for that).
Rudder control is really what I'm interested in. I tried binding the
throttle wheel of my gravis Blackhawk, but the pot is super cheesy.
