PowerTap SL: getting files onto a Mac

[Steelhead]

Does anyone know if there is there a way to save ride files onto a Mac temporarily, so they're not lost (while I'm trying to decide how to go about getting a Windows system in my uncorrupted Mac household)??? I have the 2006, Version 2.41 with USB cradle. I've installed the driver for the computer's chip (FTDI non-intel USB driver version 2.1.6), but the PowerTap computer still doesn't show up on the desktop as a volume. Thanks in advance.

 

[mr_mojo]

Does anyone know if there is there a way to save ride files onto a Mac temporarily, so they're not lost (while I'm trying to decide how to go about getting a Windows system in my uncorrupted Mac household)??? I have the 2006, Version 2.41 with USB cradle. I've installed the driver for the computer's chip (FTDI non-intel USB driver version 2.1.6), but the PowerTap computer still doesn't show up on the desktop as a volume. Thanks in advance.

there's no native way to do it with MacOS...I use virtual PC and cycling peaks on my G4, and parallels virtualization w/WinXP on my intel iMac.

 

[Steelhead]

thanks. I just learned from Saris that they're working on a Mac version of PowerAgent that they plan to release in October.

there's no native way to do it with MacOS...I use virtual PC and cycling peaks on my G4, and parallels virtualization w/WinXP on my intel iMac.

 

[srhea]

Does anyone know if there is there a way to save ride files onto a Mac temporarily, so they're not lost (while I'm trying to decide how to go about getting a Windows system in my uncorrupted Mac household)??? I have the 2006, Version 2.41 with USB cradle. I've installed the driver for the computer's chip (FTDI non-intel USB driver version 2.1.6), but the PowerTap computer still doesn't show up on the desktop as a volume. Thanks in advance.

Check out GoldenCheetah. It should work for you.

http://goldencheetah.org/

Sean