This is a free USB driver for the NetUSBee cartridge for the Atari ST/TT/Falcon. For TOS, MagiC, FreeMiNT and EmuTOS. It is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). No warranty. No support. Source code: https://github.com/freemint/freemint . The ST folder is for 68000 CPU, such as the ST and STe, while the TTFALCON folder is for 68020 and higher, such as Falcon and TT. For plain TOS, you don't need a hard disk drive, you can use a floppy disk. TOS / MAGIC: The order in the AUTO folder should be: USB.PRG <device drivers> NETUSBEE.PRG where <device drivers> is one or more of the following, according to what devices you are using: KEYBOARD.PRG MOUSE.PRG STORAGE.PRG (USB thumb drives, card readers) PRINTER.PRG (printers with PCL5 or PCL5C emulation) The order of the device drivers is not important. Put USBTOOL.ACC in the root of your boot drive. This accessory provides the capability to hotplug/remove devices, it polls for changes every second. Read other device-specific notes in the DOC folder. You can attach a hub to the NetUSBee, without any extra driver, to provide many USB ports, in order to attach all your devices to them. You can place the hub at a convenient location on your desk, and you won't have to plug and unplug devices directly on the NetUSBee. You can use any USB 2.0 or 3.0 hub, providing that it has its own external power supply. ISSUES and KNOWN CONFLICTS: 1. If you experience error messages during data transfers, you can rename it USBTOOLX.ACC, it will only polls while the window is opened, so you'll have to open the window to hotplug/remove. Note 2: If you are using Sting under TOS, or Maxgnet under MagiC, through the NetUSBee ethernet port, it conflicts with data transfers, even if you rename USBTOOL.ACC. Note 3: On Falcon with CT60/CT63, data transfers won't work if caches are set to "Cache delay 5 S" in the CT60 Config CPX ("Boot" menu, "TOS" item). Note 4: There is a known conflict between EXTENDOS.PRG and USB.PRG. Do not use them both at the same time. Note 5: If you are using a USB wireless receiver that is designed for both keyboard and mouse, but use just the wireless mouse together with a wired keyboard: put KEYBOARD.PRG before MOUSE.PRG. Note 6: You can use the freeware CKBD to slow down the mouse or map a different keyboard layout. However deadkeys don't work yet.
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