The computer itself works just fine, but as it has USB ports instead of ADB ports, my old joystick won't work on it. I bought a CH Products F-16 Fighterstick, which is supposed to work with OS 9, but it doesn't seem to work with this computer.
When I installed the driver and tried to calibrate the joystick, the computer wouldn't recognize it. When I activate the Fighterstick control panel, it insists it's looking for a device attached to the ADB port -- which, of course, the machine doesn't have.
At startup, the icon for the Fighterstick has a red 'X' through it, so the computer just doesn't seem to be recognizing it.
Is there a driver I can download somewhere that will let the Fighterstick work on this computer? So far, I've been unable to locate one.
Thanks!
Michael
Mac Os Catalina
iMac G3, Mac OS 9.2.x
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Mac Os Mojave
Catchcard Ranger Mac Os Catalina
Posted on Jun 17, 2008 4:07 PM