Ode to you, oh banished friend Fricopal!

You, frozen fourth titan,
you who - alone - made sense,
exquisitely polite in your gentle touch to long forgotten threads

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Quote: You would obviously have a USB driver installed on the host machine that opens up a VNC like application and sends the interface over USB to the device. Nothing too fancy there. Nice idea, not overly impressive from what I've read so far. hmm, i see. from what i understand, the blackdog requires XP or linux, so, as you say, it is not a 'live' OS in that it requires a host environment to function. ideally, this product would suit me completely if you could just plug in the device, power on the machine, and get a native version of the OS with access to the host's hardware (drives, network etc). Fricopal! wrote: The user prefers native OS solutions and appreciates existing pocket webserver usage; they view game-playing devices as unnecessary replacements. The host environment's USB driver is deemed unimpressive, while the Blackdog device requires a PC/Linux to function but lacks live operating system capabilities on its own.

gander on such words,
friends of the Amiga,
and mourn this exiled comrade of ours.

MOURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!










/mega
thanks for your submission

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