[Pvt. William T. Stafford]

I bought the firestorm thrustmaster joystick, and on the box there it says "plug and play USB", and there is a "no cd" icon on the bottom of the flap.

Where can I find a driver that is compatible with OSX Jaguar, so I can use it.

I went here, and downloaded this game pad companion, but it does not work in the game. The buttons register in the system prefs, but in the game none of the buttons can be assigned.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/d ... anion.html

I have also gone here and this does not help either.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/d ... drive.html

There is no support yet for joysticks, but I mean this is crazy, I can't even use the product I bought from COMP USA! Tell me where I can find a driver.

Thanks

[Blackwulf]

Hmmmm....
I am no Mac expert, so bear with me. In general, the first place I recommend you look is the Thrustmaster website. I don't see it mentioned. Secondly, have you tried letting the OS auto-find the stick? These days, a lot of OS have stick drivers built in. Also, since this is Thrustmaster, and a stick, you need something more along the lines of their stickworks program than a gamepad program. Check to see if there is a Mac version of stickworks, and give that a try.
Lastly there is usually an option to set up a generic stick, assign the number of axis and buttons, etc. All of this is genral advice, but usually one or the other will get the job done for me in a pinch. (I am currently running a Saitek stick on XP, with no driver support, so I feel your pain :P)

Da Wulf

[Bazooka_Joe]

What Black said. I know some about Macs, but not about that Joystick. Goto the manufacturer's site, and see if you can pickup their drivers for the joystick. God, it would suck if you got a non-compatible joystick.