Re: kfest a2 USB card real?

["Mike Pender" <mpender@hotmail.com>]

"Hans Franke" <Raffzahn@yahoo.de> wrote in message
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> omashiroi@yahoo.com (Adam Barr) wrote in message
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> The PS/2 adaptor is a nifty little thing... and it might be still some
> time until the AnyCard can do a mouse good enough to fool classic A2
> Software.
>
> Gruss
> H.

Classic 8-bit software looks for a series of identifying bytes ($Cn03, 05,
07?) located in the $Cn00 - $CnFF address space assigned to each card.

As long as you provide for the ability to change the contents of those
locations based on the peripheral device attached to your USB port, it
shouldn't take long at all -- its actually pretty easy to fool 8-bit s/w.
:-)

- Mike