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ADB support
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Da Big Apple, USA
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Just curious...does OS X support ADB yet? I'm having serious issues with my G4 optical mouse-the few times that it does work it crashes X and sends me messages from the Kernel (BTW, I have a Blue & White G3 Tower running a 300 MHz chip). I could replace the mouse, but I would love to run my PC mouse & Keybord through my Belkin switch with ADB cables.
If anyone knows if OS X supports ADB can they let me know? Thanx in advance...
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-cuzin
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Originally posted by cuz:
<STRONG>Just curious...does OS X support ADB yet? I'm having serious issues with my G4 optical mouse-the few times that it does work it crashes X and sends me messages from the Kernel (BTW, I have a Blue & White G3 Tower running a 300 MHz chip). I could replace the mouse, but I would love to run my PC mouse & Keybord through my Belkin switch with ADB cables.
If anyone knows if OS X supports ADB can they let me know? Thanx in advance...</STRONG>
I don't know of any direct support yet. You can work around the problem by using iMate USB -> ADB adapter and the OSX driver. Look here.
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Hey, Qhris. Thanx for responding...
Don't ask me how, but I hooked my PC mouse in keybord thru my Belkin 4 port switch. Everything works!!! OS X sees the stuff hooked up thru the ADB!
I'm expecting a problem (like a signal from the BSD kernel), but until then, no probs!
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-cuzin
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