Hmmm... I've not had any personal contact with the people doing the Win32
port. Just been active in the Linux area. If you check out
rio500.sourceforge.net, the lead developer (Cesar Miquel) would be the
best person to ask. He's also the main person who performed most of the
monitoring (although, in the latter stages, we obtained access to a USB
bus analyzer, which is a harware thingy that monitors and dumps usb comm
data. But, it's expensive...)
Bruce
> Bruce,
>
> sorry to bother you directly, but,
> > Hmm. If he's talking about the Rio500 USB model, check out:
> > rio500.sourceforge.net for Linux utilities to access/upload/format the
> > Rio500. We're still developing, so some things aren't finished, yet.
> > We're working on a gui, and once we get access to some smartmedia cards,
> > we should be able to support them. The source is there for anyone who
> > would like to start on a Win32 port (I think there are some people working
> > on this, but haven't heard from them.)
> who are these people working on the port? Can you maybe gut us in touch?
> I have started some experiments and yould like to know what others have
> done.
>
> I'd also like to know how the message exchange between windows 98 and the
> Rio was monitored - is there a windows tool that lets you this? Did you use
> some hardware gadget?
>
> Thanks
>
> Harald
>
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