On Thu, 2004-03-11 at 01:01, Richard Drummond wrote: > On Wednesday 10 March 2004 06:56 pm, Keith G. Robertson-Turner wrote: > > I got the ISA controller. > > I got the cwfloppy.o kernel module. > > I got the affs.o kernel module. > > BTW. The affs.o module isn't required (or, rather, won't be required) for > native catweasel support in UAE. The cwfloppy.o driver I imagine will cause > conflicts, so will probably have to be unloaded. Sure, I expected that would be the case. The ISA controller isn't PnP anyway, so kudzu doesn't probe for it on each boot. Currently I have to modprobe it in the rc.local, so removing that is no hassle. Dunno about the PCI version though, but then I guess you can always disable the kudzu service (do you have that at all on non-RedHat distros?). I s'pose you could always write a wrapper for UAE that looks for, then rmmod's the driver if it's loaded, then reloads it after UAE quits. Simple enough. I don't suppose the affs module makes any difference to UAE one way or the other. I'd quite like to get the PCI version, if only I had a spare PCI slot :( There's quite a few things I'd like, but then they're all on hold until I do a mobo upgrade. The graphics card is next on the list. I'm currently using a 2nd generation NVidia chipset ... and the latest is ... is it ... 8th generation ???? I upgrade my hardware about once every 50 years, my last PC was an ALTAIR 8800, and I only bought that because the paint had worn off my abacus :) -- Regards, K.