Nice stuff Dan, and better you made it back in one piece.

Quote from Richard Torp :

Could we get an update of this sheet...

Ooo, I'd better research all the changes

I read somewhere on this forum, someone had got their Wii remote talking to their PC (via bluetooth) and were using that. Probably using the motion sensors, tilting to steer etc.

I think there's an ongoing project for a USB device at RSC forum.

If you can accept using parallel port, check this --> http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=13973
(Has gear indicator) I'm using this always when I race

Bahh, there's only so many muppets... so here's my mug.
By this time next year we may all have LFS mugs from Vics shop

An application can only use one card at a time, as far as I know.

I have on-board and another internal soundcard. To choose which an appliction will use; right click on the speaker icon in the system tray and click on Adjust Audio Properties. On the Audio tab, select which sound card for playback, apply, then launch an application. You can then change which sound card for the next application.

This way it's possible to set up for Teamspeak/Ventrillo in your headphones, and LFS through your speakers, for example.

Quote from zeugnimod :

And IF you accidentally crash with someone dont just go on but wait until he passed you again.

That would be an intellegent thing to do (sorry ).

Yes, this is a good point. Sadly lacking from everyday servers, but should be basic racing etiquette

You could have probably used the 500TX drivers, practically the same I expect

As they said above, reassign the axis when all controllers are plugged in.
Also, choose which device receives the force feedback - should be '1', '2'... buttons in the controller setup with multiple controllers.

IIRC we used to have some of those same cards at my last workplace, using XP.

Instead of relying on automatic search for the new driver, have you tried manually locating the driver?
Choose 'Install from a specific location' and point to your downloaded driver.

Or is the new driver an .exe instead?, where you run it and the driver is installed for you.

Good luck

Which wheel?
If its a Logitech wheel, you can use the Profiler software to do that. Just record the button press sequence and assign it to a wheel button.

An alternative
LFS Keys & Commands
(though prob not up to date now)

I think the pots in the MOMO Black are probably only using 90º of their rotation, you'll have a lot more resolution with 300º (if you solve this problem)

In Options > Controllers, have you locked the wheel callibration? Without the lock it will define new maximums and minimums regularly.
Maybe calibrate in LFS only.

Quote from Preston4321 :

What does ctrl+shift do?

When the list of connected racers is visible, holding ctrl+shift shows racers username instead of display name. So there's no hiding behind multiple names like in demo mode.

It's the username that is banned

I feel sick :vomit:
I'm sure you've all seen UK boys trying their hardest, rofl --> carbage

I've participated in leagues where the rule is 'wait 5 seconds after the car infront has set off, before you set off'

Yes.
See Using LFS World stats on your own website
I don't know how to get the data to Excel instead of a website, I got a few queries working using Dreamweaver only.

Using a router that blocks ping requests either way?
nah, wouldn't get the last entries

...whatever is needed to get LFS on the road to 'final' status

Good luck!
Alfa's feel more rewarding to keen drivers. The head might say 'why', but the heart says 'YES'

Something that you got for Christmas? The more odd the better

Triple 7 Racing will be wearing this skin for the 24hour event

There should be a setting in your BIOS to disable the onboard sound system. That would ensure no clashes with your new sound card

I also get crackling since patch V... but I've also started using new headphones so could be that (I'd be dissapointed given the price of them).
It's only in the right ear, and appears linked to engine revs - not there when idling. I can't hear the cracking when using basey speakers. No screen stutter noticed

Given the above, it's quite likely the fault of hardware. I'd better investigate more!