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> Works with Windows XP or higher and Linux/Mac (console version). On Linux/Mac the speeds are much slower. How come? > You'll just need a Micro-USB or USB-C
by codetrotter 8y ago
> Works with Windows XP or higher and Linux/Mac (console version). On Linux/Mac the speeds are much slower.
How come?
> You'll just need a Micro-USB or USB-C cable depending on the connector type you choose. Please note the USB-C connector only has the USB 2.0 lines attached so it may not work with devices expecting a USB-C capable device; you might need a USB-C to USB-A adapter and then a USB-A to USB-C cable.
Do you know if there are plans for a future revision of the hardware which will allow for the greater speed that USB-C can provide to be utilized?
- voltagex_ 8y ago>> Works with Windows XP or higher and Linux/Mac (console version). On Linux/Mac the speeds are much slower. Not sure. It dumps the cart over serial and there were some problems with higher speeds at one point. > Do you know if there are plans for a future revision of the hardware which will allow for the greater speed that USB-C can provide to be utilized? I don't think the carts themselves are that fast, there wouldn't be a huge amount of benefit. At least when I tried it it wasn't even coming close to using full USB 2 speed.