--- uae/docs/FAQ	2018/04/24 16:39:46	1.1.1.3
+++ uae/docs/FAQ	2018/04/24 16:41:51	1.1.1.4
@@ -51,19 +51,20 @@ A: If you're trying to run a game or a d
    slow RAM can sometimes fix.  If it's an application, check for obvious
    things like Kickstart version requirements, RAM, etc.  Also make sure the
    software you're trying to run isn't for AGA equipped machines.
+   You can also try changing various other options, like the CPU type. For
+   games, sometimes "-C0c" will make it work.
 
 
 ** AMIGA DISKS, DISK IMAGES, HARDDISKS, CDROMS
 
 Q: Is it possible to read Amiga disks with a PC?
-A: Ask that in comp.emulators.misc :-) The answer is: NO! Unless you invent
-   and build some extra hardware yourself, which no one appears to have done
-   yet. You'd also need some extra software driver; the whole setup would be
-   similar to the X1541 cable/software for C64 emulators.
-   Some people have pointed out that you can buy a controller named "Catweasl"
-   which apparently can read all sorts of disks on a PC, including Amiga
-   disks. Please don't ask for details, I don't have the thing and I can't
-   tell whether it works.
+A: No, and yes. No, with a standard PC it's impossible. However, with some
+   additional hardware (i.e. a new floppy controller) it is possible. I
+   currently know of two solutions, the AFR package which consists of a small
+   parallel port interface that you have to build yourself and some software,
+   and the Catweasel controller which is available as an ISA card and comes
+   with DOS software that can create disk files. I have a Catweasel here, and
+   it does in fact work.
 
 Q: Couldn't I attach an Amiga floppy drive to the PC somehow, and use that to 
    read Amiga disks?
@@ -268,6 +269,7 @@ Q: Does UAE run on the DEC Alpha/Sparcst
 A: UAE should run on all Unix systems that have at least X11R5 and a decent
    C compiler installed. So the answer is probably yes. Just use the generic
    Unix source and follow the instructions in README.UNIX to compile it.
+   However, using GCC and the GNU binutils can improve your chances.
 
 Q: Why is there a blank area on the left side of the screen?
 A: The Amiga can display graphics there, but usually doesn't because this