bobbydilley
Grand Master
I'm wondering if anyone can help me, I've recently purchased a Namco 357C board and unforunately didn't realise that it doesn't support JVS for most games and that it requires a USIO board that communicates over USB.
I'm crossing my fingers that this board may present itself as a normal USB input device, similar to how the Sega Type 4 IO does on windows.
The base operating system used by Sony for the PlayStation 3 (which is what is inside the Namco 357C) is a fork of both FreeBSD and NetBSD called CellOS.
It would be really interesting and useful if someone could plug their USIO board into a Linux machine, and show the output of the following commands.
`lsusb -v`
`sudo evtest`
If the IO's name does appear in evtest, selecting it and showing the output of that would also be useful.
Thanks in advance to anyone that manages this!
I'm crossing my fingers that this board may present itself as a normal USB input device, similar to how the Sega Type 4 IO does on windows.
The base operating system used by Sony for the PlayStation 3 (which is what is inside the Namco 357C) is a fork of both FreeBSD and NetBSD called CellOS.
It would be really interesting and useful if someone could plug their USIO board into a Linux machine, and show the output of the following commands.
`lsusb -v`
`sudo evtest`
If the IO's name does appear in evtest, selecting it and showing the output of that would also be useful.
Thanks in advance to anyone that manages this!
