> > The Hotrod's encoder doesn't work with 99% of PS2 / USB adaptors; this is > > unfortunately a well-known problem. You have to buy a new USB-native encoder and > > replace the stock Hanaho board (which really isn't too bad to do). > > Was this that incident where an arcade joystick used the stock Microchip PIC usb > firmware, which was super buggy, and so it would cause computers running osx to crash > due to a usb stack bug (and would work on linux but fill syslog/dmesg with pages of > errors while in use)? > > Or is this a different joystick with buggy firmware?
Neither - the original Hanaho Hotrod used a PS/2 encoder, it was not USB whatsoever.
Accordingly its compatibility with PS/2 to USB adapters is quite irregular.
You had to do something like this to upgrade it to USB: http://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Number=351577
- Stiletto
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