| Native | |
| Reference | https://www.axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20190416-2-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip |
AROS ABIv0 20190429 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
64-bit support:
68k support:
ARM support:
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon (wawa)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
Stability fixes:
Successfully tested "Intel GMA 950" on ACER Aspire One ZG5 and Dell Inspiron Mini 910, see screenshot
Dell Inspiron 6400 (GMA graphics):
- Mesa demo "gears" works in both graphics modes, but crashes on exit on 2019-04-29 native mode only.
Acer AspireOne ZG5 A110 (GMA graphics):
- Neither ISO boots in either graphics mode. I usually don't see an error, just a reboot, but once I saw "Priviledge Violation" in a guru window briefly. @AMIGASYSTEM: what's the exact model and spec of your ZG5?
- It boots with 2019-03-09 *ABIv1*. I'm currently making a 2019-01-21 ABIv0 USB stick to test with (the previous nightly I happen to have). EDIT: 2019-01-21 boots.
@AMIGASYSTEM: Thanks, my label is identical. It seems our ZG5s are the same, so the difference in behaviour is strange. Unless the dead SSD allows it to work :D
@AMIGASYSTEM: Thanks, my label is identical. It seems our ZG5s are the same, so the difference in behaviour is strange. Unless the dead SSD allows it to work :D
By integrating "20200413" on AROS One x86 on "WMWare SVGA", I had encountered the same problem of corrupted icon graphics as as with Scalos (see screenshot), as if by magic the problem is solved by reconfiguring from scratch Wanderer Prefs :)
Is this is hard crash (=reset) or are you able to capture the backtrace from Guru requester?
The 2019-01-21 is build based on SVN, right?
@AMIGASYSTEM
In the SystemExplorer crash when using IntelGMA?
Do you have compatible nVidia hardware? If so, does the 2019-04-29 give you correct 3D rendering on it compared to 2019-04-16?
AROS ABIv0 20190429-D2 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
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Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
64-bit support:
68k support:
ARM support:
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon (wawa)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
-------------
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
Stability fixes:
-------------
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
You have to replace graphics.library and ShowConfig
For VMWare SVGA are those problems related to DOpus4 happening with reference ISO as well?
I’ve now got a machine with 3D-supported nVidia graphics. 3D works under 2019-01-21, but boot doesn’t complete under 2019-04-16 or -29 when the native graphics GRUB option is selected.
Should I test with the D2 ISO as well?
I’ve now got a machine with 3D-supported nVidia graphics. 3D works under 2019-01-21, but boot doesn’t complete under 2019-04-16 or -29 when the native graphics GRUB option is selected.
Should I test with the D2 ISO as well?
Not at this time. Do I understand correctly that booting works with -16 and -29 when you use VESA?
@ncafferkey
Please try -D3. Possibly solves problem with "crash at exit" in 3D applications in IntelGMA.
https://axrt.org/development/AROS-20190429-D3-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
@ncafferkey
Can you test with IntelGMA and nVidea the attached game ? basically on my Acer Z5 when you exit the game the computer restarts !
On Acer Z5 in Window Mode it is quite fast, in Fullscreen it is slow
http://aminet.net/package/game/misc/MunchDude
@ncafferkey
If you have time, can you try previous releases to see when things got broken:
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20161228-1-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20170402-5-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20180415-2-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20180423-1-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
@ncafferkey
Please try -D3. Possibly solves problem with "crash at exit" in 3D applications in IntelGMA.
https://axrt.org/development/AROS-20190429-D3-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
@ncafferkey
If you have time, can you try previous releases to see when things got broken:
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20161228-1-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20170402-5-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20180415-2-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
https://axrt.org/download/aros/v0/AROS-20180423-1-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
The 2016 build is good and 2017 is bad. I didn't try the 2018 builds.
BTW the symptom of this nVidia bug is that booting hangs on "[I2C] Init".
The 2016 build is good and 2017 is bad. I didn't try the 2018 builds.
BTW the symptom of this nVidia bug is that booting hangs on "[I2C] Init".
{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isIO, FALSE }, /* Don't listen IO transactions */
{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isMEM, TRUE }, /* Listen to MEM transactions */
{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isMaster, TRUE }, /* Can work in BusMaster */
@ncafferkey
I looked into the freeze issues and it is quite strange. Seems like setting these attributesCode: [Select]{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isIO, FALSE }, /* Don't listen IO transactions */
{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isMEM, TRUE }, /* Listen to MEM transactions */
{ aHidd_PCIDevice_isMaster, TRUE }, /* Can work in BusMaster */
freezes the whole computer. I think this is somehow related to PCI-E devices. A lot of other drivers are setting them for PCI devices. Nouveau is also setting them for AGP cards and there is no problem. Problem seems to be only with PCI-E. There were changes on 2017-03-20 to pci/pcipc related to IRQ routing, which might be the problem. If you had similar issues in the past, let me know.
EDIT: Hmm, looks like adding noacpi boot option "solves" the problem for me. Can you try your hadrware?
NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT
@ncafferkey
Is the result any different with 'noacpi' or 'noioapic' options?
AROS ABIv0 20190429-D4 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
-------------
64-bit support:
68k support:
ARM support:
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon (wawa)
-------------
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
-------------
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
-------------
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shared program compiler) (deadwood)
New build available. Should fix problems with PCI-E nVidia cards not working. It might also help if there were other regressions related to interrupts.
Everything good with DELL Latitude D520.
I ran GPMark and got same results as before.
Ok, got it. For -D4 please try adding "noacpi" option to grub command line to see if that helps.
Can you also boot -D3 version on it with "noacpi" option and let me know what is the result.
AROS ABIv0 20191209-D7 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
-------------
Initial work on scsi.device (Kalamatee)
Signal CxObject support implemented (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Prefs/Appearance, BoingIconBar (Kalamatee)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Tools/Clock and multiple Prefs applications (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN variable support in intuition.library (o1i)
Improvements to rendering screen and window title bars (Kalamatee)
64-bit support:
-------------
Application.mui (deadwood)
68k support:
-------------
Major extensions to amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee, Toni Wilen)
Kernel (Kalamatee, Michal Schulz)
Detect ROM sizes and CPU types (Kalamatee, Hakan Thorngren)
Initial work on wd33c93 SCSI support (Kalamatee)
Decrease sizes of ROM and boot floppy (Kalamatee)
Improve speed of line drawing in p96gfx.hidd (Hakan Thorngren)
Kernel Vampire support (Kalamatee)
Fix loading and saving Wanderer global.prefs (Bo Kopperud)
Work on screen compositing in amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee)
Separate preferences set for classic look & feel (Kalamatee, wawa)
Support user copper lists (Kalamatee)
ARM support:
-------------
BetterString.mcc fixes (Michal Schulz)
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee, deadwood, Michal Schulz, Matthias Rustler)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon (wawa)
-------------
BetterString.mcc v11.33 (wawa)
Documentation (o1i)
Italian catalog for BoingIconBar (Paolo Besser)
Norwegian catalogs for large number of programs in AROS (Stale Kopperud)
Prefs/Wanderer (Kalamatee)
VPDF (wawa)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
-------------
posixc.library (Kalamatee)
amigaguide.datatype (bugs: initial rendering no always working) (Hakan Thorngren)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shared program compiler) (deadwood)
-------------
Question, is Built D7 also available for AROS 68k?
I am only amazed by the advancements of the operating system - which I couldn't appreciate with actual software running along - and thank you so much for your backport hard work.
deadwood multiview on archives is 1.8 version, in the build is 1.6, sysexplorer works
https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-ABIv11/
I know Mazze tried porting it at some point, but then reverted - I don't know why.
https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-ABIv11/
- prefs/ZUNE does not work. Can't open it.
- prefs/ZUNE does not work. Can't open it.
@deadwood
I noticed that on AROS 68k with the new "Wanderer prefs" the "important" problem I reported several times (see screenshot) has been solved, i.e. the possibility to make a "real" move of a file or folder "in the same path", in practice with AROS x86 moving an icon or a folder makes a normal copy, instead of moving it.
Is it possible to have on AROS x86 the Wanderer version of ARSOS 68k?
Paolone In the previous version of Icaros I replaced the TheBar class and it worked :)
After all, the point of integrating D7 into Icaros Desktop is exactly seeing the interaction with AROS software.
After all, the point of integrating D7 into Icaros Desktop is exactly seeing the interaction with AROS software.
In case you are reporting something related to core system (that came on my build iso), please repeat to test the with raw ISO to provide more context :)
AROS ABIv0 20200108-D10 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
Initial work on scsi.device (Kalamatee)
Signal CxObject support implemented (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Prefs/Appearance, BoingIconBar (Kalamatee)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Tools/Clock and multiple Prefs applications (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN variable support in intuition.library (o1i)
Improvements to rendering screen and window title bars (Kalamatee)
-------------
Allow video drivers to report display change (Kalamatee)
Prefs/IControl works better on low-resolution screens (Kalamatee)
Set overscan based on information coming from driver (Kalamatee)
Prefs/ScreenMode display more information about video modes (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette reworked to be more compatible with Intuition (Kalamatee)
Muimaster.library and built-in classes have been localized (Matthias Rustler)
Initial work on supporting long filenames in afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Palette preferences are now loaded into Intuition (Kalamatee)
Implemented SetMem, Strlcat, Strlcpy in utility.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented VSNPritnf in utility.library (Matthias Rustler)
AmigaPL font collection added (wawa)
Implemented GetKey, AddKBInt, RemKBInt, ElapsedTime in lowlevel.library (Kalamatee)
Part of functionality of SystemControlA in lowlevel.library available (Kalamatee)
64-bit support:
Application.mui (functional fixes) (deadwood)
-------------
gif.datatype (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
hdaudio.audio (functional fixes) (Kalamatee)
68k support:
Major extensions to amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee, Toni Wilen)
Kernel (Kalamatee, Michal Schulz)
Detect ROM sizes and CPU types (Kalamatee, Hakan Thorngren)
Initial work on wd33c93 SCSI support (Kalamatee)
Decrease sizes of ROM and boot floppy (Kalamatee)
Improve speed of line drawing in p96gfx.hidd (Hakan Thorngren)
Kernel Vampire support (Kalamatee)
Fix loading and saving Wanderer global.prefs (Bo Kopperud)
Work on screen compositing in amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee)
Separate preferences set for classic look & feel (Kalamatee, wawa)
Support user copper lists (Kalamatee)
-------------
Fixed CapsLock support in keyboard driver (Kalamatee)
Speed improved in Gayle ata driver (Michal Schulz)
Introduction of SAGA video driver (Michal Schulz)
Flexcat (support AmigaPL and amiga1251 encodings) (Kalamatee)
Decrease use of C library functions in ROM code (Kalamatee)
Improve CLUT bitmap handling in p96gfx.hidd (Kalamatee)
Kernel AMMX support (Michal Schulz)
Fix in dos.library HUNK format support (Michal Schulz)
Binary compatibility fix in timer.device relating to A0 (Michal Schulz)
ARM support:
BetterString.mcc fixes (Michal Schulz)
-------------
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee, deadwood, Michal Schulz, Matthias Rustler)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon, muimaster.library (wawa)
BetterString.mcc v11.33 (wawa)
Documentation (o1i, Matthias Rustler)
Italian catalog for BoingIconBar (Paolo Besser)
Norwegian catalogs for large number of programs in AROS (Bo Kopperud)
Prefs/Wanderer (Kalamatee)
VPDF (wawa)
-------------
ShowConfig (Kalamatee)
pfs3-handler (wawa)
bmp.datatype (Miker, Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette, SysExplorer and muimaster.library German catalogs (Matthias Rustler)
Re-encode most of catalog files to fixed used characters (Kalamatee)
InstallAROS (Kalamatee)
C:Mount, C:Assign (Kalamatee)
grub 2.04 (Kalamatee)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
posixc.library (Kalamatee)
amigaguide.datatype (bugs: initial rendering no always working) (Hakan Thorngren)
-------------
intuition.library (bugs: screen can be dragged down lower than bar) (Kalamatee)
Intuition.library (bugs: trying to show shutdown screen when no driver) (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Printer (Kalamatee)
DiskInfo (bugs: damaged window title) (Matthias Rustler)
Palette.mui (bugs: wrong values retured by Entries and Names attributes) (Kalamatee)
Shell (Michal Schulz)
picture.datatype (bugs: wrong values returned for certain attributes) (Kalamatee)
gif.datatype (bugs: wrong saving of gifs) (Kalamatee)
console.device (bugs: wrong pens used) (Kalamatee)
afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shared program compiler) (deadwood)
-------------
Prefs/Palette (bugs: memory overwrite) (Kalamatee)
SysExplorer (bugs: use of uninitialized object) (Matthias Rustler)
x11gfx.hidd (bugs: wrong memory free) (Matthias Rustler)
The guru in ScreenMode - is this under VESA or VMSVGA?
@All
Thanks for the tests. I'm now proceeding with update to our final base for this release. If you find additional regression, please keep reporting them.
My suggestion would be to wait for the real release with release of distribution. -Dx versions are not fully tested and do not guarantee backwards compatibility.
If you release a distribution based on -Dx version and some binary incompatibility slips through, developers might start compiling programs that will not work with full release. I'd advise not doing this.
AROS ABIv0 20201110-D14 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
Initial work on scsi.device (Kalamatee)
Signal CxObject support implemented (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Prefs/Appearance, BoingIconBar (Kalamatee)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Tools/Clock and multiple Prefs applications (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN variable support in intuition.library (o1i)
Improvements to rendering screen and window title bars (Kalamatee)
Allow video drivers to report display change (Kalamatee)
Prefs/IControl works better on low-resolution screens (Kalamatee)
Set overscan based on information coming from driver (Kalamatee)
Prefs/ScreenMode display more information about video modes (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette reworked to be more compatible with Intuition (Kalamatee)
Muimaster.library and built-in classes have been localized (Matthias Rustler)
Initial work on supporting long filenames in afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Palette preferences are now loaded into Intuition (Kalamatee)
Implemented SetMem, Strlcat, Strlcpy in utility.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented VSNPritnf in utility.library (Matthias Rustler)
AmigaPL font collection added (wawa)
Implemented GetKey, AddKBInt, RemKBInt, ElapsedTime in lowlevel.library (Kalamatee)
Part of functionality of SystemControlA in lowlevel.library available (Kalamatee)
-------------
Additional font collections added (Kalamatee)
Initial implementation of GetSegListInfo in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Allow loading AmigaOS-style hunk keymaps and fonts on AROS (Kalamatee)
Implemented AssignAddToList in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented v45 datatypes.library functions (Kalamatee)
Introduced webp.datatype (Kalamatee)
Introduced ClockSource subsystem in Kernel (Kalamatee)
Improvements to file system handling in Wanderer (Bo Kopperud)
Public SDK not longer exposes internal AROS headers & libraries (deadwood)
64-bit support:
Application.mui (functional fixes) (deadwood)
gif.datatype (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
hdaudio.audio (functional fixes) (Kalamatee)
-------------
datatypes.library (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
dos.library (support R_X86_64_PC64 relocation) (Kalamatee)
AHI, NList.mcc (functional fixes) (deadwood)
C library (vfork) (deadwood)
xadmaster.library (functional fixes) (Matthias Rustler)
68k support:
Major extensions to amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee, Toni Wilen)
Kernel (Kalamatee, Michal Schulz)
Detect ROM sizes and CPU types (Kalamatee, Hakan Thorngren)
Initial work on wd33c93 SCSI support (Kalamatee)
Decrease sizes of ROM and boot floppy (Kalamatee)
Improve speed of line drawing in p96gfx.hidd (Hakan Thorngren)
Kernel Vampire support (Kalamatee)
Fix loading and saving Wanderer global.prefs (Bo Kopperud)
Work on screen compositing in amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee)
Separate preferences set for classic look & feel (Kalamatee, wawa)
Support user copper lists (Kalamatee)
Fixed CapsLock support in keyboard driver (Kalamatee)
Speed improved in Gayle ata driver (Michal Schulz)
Introduction of SAGA video driver (Michal Schulz)
Flexcat (support AmigaPL and amiga1251 encodings) (Kalamatee)
Decrease use of C library functions in ROM code (Kalamatee)
Improve CLUT bitmap handling in p96gfx.hidd (Kalamatee)
Kernel AMMX support (Michal Schulz)
Fix in dos.library HUNK format support (Michal Schulz)
Binary compatibility fix in timer.device relating to A0 (Michal Schulz)
-------------
ARM support:
BetterString.mcc fixes (Michal Schulz)
-------------
Add support in build system for ARM BE target (Kalamatee)
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee, deadwood, Michal Schulz, Matthias Rustler)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon, muimaster.library (wawa)
BetterString.mcc v11.33 (wawa)
Documentation (o1i, Matthias Rustler, Kalamatee)
Italian catalog for BoingIconBar (Paolo Besser)
Norwegian catalogs for large number of programs in AROS (Bo Kopperud)
Prefs/Wanderer (Kalamatee)
VPDF (wawa)
ShowConfig (Kalamatee)
pfs3-handler (wawa)
bmp.datatype (Handle 1,2,4 bpp bitmaps) (Miker, Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette, SysExplorer and muimaster.library German catalogs (Matthias Rustler)
Re-encode most of catalog files to fixed used characters (Kalamatee)
InstallAROS (Kalamatee)
C:Mount, C:Assign (Kalamatee)
grub 2.04 (Kalamatee)
-------------
C library (interfaces for 64-bit file system functions) (Kalamatee)
animation.datatype (Kalamatee)
acpia.library 20200214 (Kalamatee)
alsa.audio (deadwood)
ata.device (Kalamatee)
DTConverter (Kalamatee)
icu4c 61.1 (Kalamatee)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
posixc.library (Kalamatee)
amigaguide.datatype (bugs: initial rendering no always working) (Hakan Thorngren)
intuition.library (bugs: screen can be dragged down lower than bar) (Kalamatee)
Intuition.library (bugs: trying to show shutdown screen when no driver) (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Printer (Kalamatee)
DiskInfo (bugs: damaged window title) (Matthias Rustler)
Palette.mui (bugs: wrong values retured by Entries and Names attributes) (Kalamatee)
Shell (Michal Schulz, deadwood)
picture.datatype (bugs: wrong values returned for certain attributes, wrong color remapping) (Kalamatee, Miker)
gif.datatype (bugs: wrong saving of gifs) (Kalamatee)
console.device (bugs: wrong pens used) (Kalamatee)
afs-handler (Kalamatee)
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Prefs/Pointer (Kalamatee)
png.datatype (bugs: handling of palettized pngs with alpha) (Kalamatee)
C library (fseek) (Kalamatee)
layer.library (bugs: Wrong offset in ScrollLayer) (Bo Kopperud)
bmp.datatype (bugs: Wrong loading of 16bit BMPs, padding bytes) (Kalamatee)
cybergraphics.library (Kalamatee)
Wanderer (multiline label support, window titles) (Kalamatee, Bo Kopperud)
Commodities/FKey (Kalamatee)
fat-handler (David Gilmore)
Slider.mui (bugs: display walue was overwritten) (deadwood)
DOpus (bugs: trashing config) (Kalamatee)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shader program compiler) (deadwood)
Prefs/Palette (bugs: memory overwrite) (Kalamatee)
SysExplorer (bugs: use of uninitialized object) (Matthias Rustler)
x11gfx.hidd (bugs: wrong memory free) (Matthias Rustler)
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dos.library (bugs: memory overwrite) (Matthias Rustler)
Additionally, for distribution maintainers: Please note that there were several header (.h) and library files (.a) removed from Development:include and Development:lib. This was done on purpose. Please also remove them from your distributions. Best approach would be to delete your Development: and re-create it based on what's on the ISO + what's in contrib archive.
For the DualPNG icons it seems to be just a problem on the "png.datatype", I replaced it with qthat from Build D10 and now they show up fine !
@deadwood Thanks for the new ISO. I've tested it without finding any new problems.Thx
Will the USB mass storage regression be addressed? I.e. delays in recognising flash drives or not recognising them at all.I think I missed that report. With which ISO did it happen?
Also, ACPI reboot? I know this could be tricky if some machines or VMs have always behaved badly with ACPI reboot/shutdown (although I don't think this is known definitively yet), but it could become a common complaint (e.g. from new AROS users), especially if popular VMs like VMWare have this problem.
lib/libwebpdsp.a
lib/libwebpdecode.a
lib/libwebpencode.a
lib/libgsm.a
lib/libwebputils.a
include/aros/build.h
include/aros/config.h
lib/libdiskimagesupport.a
lib/libdiskimageprefs.a
include/defines/sysexp.h
include/defines/ata.h
include/defines/ahci.h
include/defines/storage.h
include/inline/sysexp.h
include/inline/ata.h
include/inline/ahci.h
include/inline/storage.h
include/clib/sysexp_protos.h
include/clib/ata_protos.h
include/clib/ahci_protos.h
include/clib/storage_protos.h
include/sysexp_libdefs.h
include/proto/sysexp.h
include/proto/ata.h
include/proto/ahci.h
include/proto/storage.h
fd/ahci_lib.fd
fd/storage_lib.fd
fd/ata_lib.fd
lib/libahci.a
lib/libstorage.a
lib/libata.a
lib/libgraph.a
lib/libathhal.a
include/gallium <-- whole directory
include/defines/gallium.h
include/inline/gallium.h
include/clib/gallium_protos.h
include/proto/gallium.h
fd/gallium_lib.fd
lib/libgalliumauxiliary.a
lib/libgallium.a
lib/libgallium_i915.a
include/aros/types/spinlock_s.h
include/aros/kernel.h
include/oop/static_mid.h
include/oop/oop.h
include/oop/ifmeta.h
include/interface/Hidd_SCSIUnit.h
include/interface/Hidd_StorageController.h
include/interface/Hidd_Overlay.h
include/interface/Hidd_PCIDevice.h
include/interface/HW.h
include/interface/Hidd_Sync.h
include/interface/Hidd_Storage.h
include/interface/Hidd_SCSIBus.h
include/interface/Hidd_StorageBus.h
include/interface/Hidd_ColorMap.h
include/interface/Hidd_PCIDriver.h
include/interface/Hidd_ChunkyBM.h
include/interface/Hidd_StorageUnit.h
include/interface/Hidd_ATABus.h
include/interface/Hidd_ATAUnit.h
include/interface/Hidd.h
include/interface/Hidd_BitMap.h
include/interface/Hidd_UnixIO.h
include/interface/Hidd_AHCI.h
include/interface/Hidd_AHCIBus.h
include/interface/Hidd_GC.h
include/interface/Hidd_PlanarBM.h
include/interface/Hidd_PCI.h
include/interface/Hidd_Gfx.h
include/interface/Hidd_AHCIUnit.h
include/interface/Hidd_PixFmt.h
include/interface/Hidd_Bus.h
include/defines/hpet.h
include/defines/oop.h
include/defines/clocksource.h
include/defines/x11gfx.h
include/defines/task.h
include/defines/hostlib.h
include/defines/ata.h
include/defines/scsi.h
include/defines/kernel.h
include/defines/lddemon.h
include/resources/pit.h
include/resources/hpet.h
include/resources/clocksource.h
include/resources/task.h
include/resources/lddemon.h
include/inline/hpet.h
include/inline/oop.h
include/inline/clocksource.h
include/inline/x11gfx.h
include/inline/task.h
include/inline/hostlib.h
include/inline/ata.h
include/inline/scsi.h
include/inline/kernel.h
include/inline/lddemon.h
include/clib/lddemon_protos.h
include/clib/ata_protos.h
include/clib/x11gfx_protos.h
include/clib/oop_protos.h
include/clib/hpet_protos.h
include/clib/clocksource_protos.h
include/clib/scsi_protos.h
include/clib/task_protos.h
include/clib/kernel_protos.h
include/clib/hostlib_protos.h
include/proto/hpet.h
include/proto/oop.h
include/proto/clocksource.h
include/proto/x11gfx.h
include/proto/task.h
include/proto/hostlib.h
include/proto/ata.h
include/proto/scsi.h
include/proto/kernel.h
include/proto/lddemon.h
include/hidd/agp.h
include/hidd/hidd.h
include/hidd/serial.h
include/hidd/unixio.h
include/hidd/bus.h
include/hidd/parallel.h
include/hidd/pci.h
include/hidd/acpibutton.h
include/hidd/mouse.h
include/hidd/ata.h
include/hidd/gallium.h
include/hidd/system.h
include/hidd/i2c.h
include/hidd/ahci.h
include/hidd/scsi.h
include/hidd/config.h
include/hidd/storage.h
include/hidd/keyboard.h
include/hidd/gfx.h
include/hidd/compositor.h
fd/hostlib_lib.fd
fd/lddemon_lib.fd
fd/pci_lib.fd
fd/keyboard_lib.fd
fd/scsi_lib.fd
fd/ahci_lib.fd
fd/storage_lib.fd
fd/hpet_lib.fd
fd/kernel_lib.fd
fd/mouse_lib.fd
fd/ata_lib.fd
fd/task_lib.fd
fd/oop_lib.fd
fd/hiddclass_lib.fd
fd/i2c_lib.fd
fd/x11gfx_lib.fd
fd/gallium_lib.fd
fd/gfx_lib.fd
fd/unixio_lib.fd
fd/bus_lib.fd
lib/libalsa-bridge.a
lib/libhiddstubs.a
lib/libinstrfunc.a
lib/liboop.a
lib/liboop_rel.a
lib/libdebug_rel.a
lib/libstdcio_rel.a
lib/libstdc_rel.a
lib/libexec_rel.a
lib/libexpat_rel.a
lib/libautoinit_rel.a
lib/libutility_rel.a
lib/libarosc_rel.a
lib/libGL_rel.a
lib/libpng_rel.a
lib/libposixc_rel.a
Tests with D4:
Acer AspireOne:
- Boots, but there's a delay in seeing the USB stick (the boot media screen appears briefly). This didn't happen in 2016-12-28; but happens with 2017-04-02 and later. I tried two completely different sticks.
- My previous reported failures on this machine were due to attempts to fall back to booting from incompatible builds on the SSD (as discussed regarding the EeePC 700).
EeePC 700:
- Still doesn't see the USB stick. A USB mouse plugged in at boot media screen works for moving the pointer around that screen. Replugging the stick at the boot media screen (either directly or through a USB 1.1 hub) doesn't work.
- "noacpi noioapic" tried.
- Two stick types tried.
PCI-E nVidia graphics:
- Native and 3D graphics work fine.
Toshiba NB550D:
- Boots (VESA, no driver for native graphics).
- ACPI reboot is broken: Ctrl-Alt-Del clears the screen and hangs; Wanderer's reboot option and shell command "reboot cold" powers off the machine!
- The following warning appears during boot: "ACPI BIOS Warning (bug): Optional FADT field Pm2ControlBlock has zero address or length..."
- Reboot works properly in 2017-04-02, but I don't know if ACPI or legacy reboot was used at that time. Broken on 2019-04-13. 2018 not tried.
@ncafferkey
If I can reproduce these USB problems on hardware I have, there is a change they will be fixed. Can you tell me what kind of USB 1.1 these are? OHCI or UHCI?
ncafferkey, I don't know if I understood correctly, on my AROS One z5 I don't have this problem, after the black screen Wnderer starts, without appearing "cat eyes".
Maybe otre could depend that I have the internal SD "dead", or by type of Pendrive, i used one 4GB and one 8GB
Tested D4, D7 and D10, the second Pendrive inserted on Wandere also appears quickly, and is quickly ejected
I did the test with Acer One z5, D14 and the option ATA=nopci,nolegacy
- Native mode, cat eyes appear and then wanderer starts up
- VESA mode, it starts wanderer directly
I'm still having problems with a division by zero error in screenmode when I go native with my nvidia 9500.
Also my nvidia 8400 is recognized as vga 4-bit. I945 boots normal. Any suggestions? Do have to replace
screenmode?
Also, ACPI reboot? I know this could be tricky if some machines or VMs have always behaved badly with ACPI reboot/shutdown (although I don't think this is known definitively yet), but it could become a common complaint (e.g. from new AROS users), especially if popular VMs like VMWare have this problem.
Also, ACPI reboot? I know this could be tricky if some machines or VMs have always behaved badly with ACPI reboot/shutdown (although I don't think this is known definitively yet), but it could become a common complaint (e.g. from new AROS users), especially if popular VMs like VMWare have this problem.
While the ACPI reboot issue is being fixed, wouldn't be possible to turn back to "traditional" reset routine for cold reboot? Unless there are some filesystem related safety reasons involved, at least it worked fine.
Discovered something interesting, in default "multiboot /Arch/pc/bootstrap.gz ATA=32bit", if a Wireless USB Mouse and also connected on ACER One z5, the cat eyes appear both n native and VESA mode.
On your Acer is anything else connected on a USB port ?
I'm still having problems with a division by zero error in screenmode when I go native with my nvidia 9500.
Also my nvidia 8400 is recognized as vga 4-bit. I945 boots normal. Any suggestions? Do have to replace
screenmode?
Prefs/ScreenMode will be fixed in one of next builds.
You nVidia card: did it work with the reference release or any previous Dx builds?
BTW, I would have identified the real problem sooner, except that the boot option ATA=off no longer works. Luckily, as a last-minute check, I tried the equivalent but less convenient ATA=nopci,nolegacy to disable ATA. Can this be looked at as well?
BTW, I would have identified the real problem sooner, except that the boot option ATA=off no longer works. Luckily, as a last-minute check, I tried the equivalent but less convenient ATA=nopci,nolegacy to disable ATA. Can this be looked at as well?
I looked into ata.device and the option that turns it off is "ATA=disable". The same option is also also used for SCSI and AHCI, so it is consistent. I looked through history and could not locate the moment where option "off" was available, so I will leave it as it is for now.
BTW, I would have identified the real problem sooner, except that the boot option ATA=off no longer works. Luckily, as a last-minute check, I tried the equivalent but less convenient ATA=nopci,nolegacy to disable ATA. Can this be looked at as well?
I looked into ata.device and the option that turns it off is "ATA=disable". The same option is also also used for SCSI and AHCI, so it is consistent. I looked through history and could not locate the moment where option "off" was available, so I will leave it as it is for now.
@AMIGASYSTEM
Do you know of any other Hollywood application that is available which uses RapaGUI plugin and has string fields which can be edited (like the text example you've shown). It seems I get a crash each time I press enter in the string gadget.
The tests you've shown from VMWare - are they with base system from D14?
I have a question about Prefs/Network and OLD smb filesystem.
Where does it save data for SMB shares? I can't remove shares once I have created them. I have once saved a share and no matter how many times I clicked on the REMOVE button, it disappeared form the application list just to respawn exactli where it was when I reset the PC. I have tried looking into AROSTCP files and in ENVARC: with no luck at all.
I have a question about Prefs/Network and OLD smb filesystem.
Where does it save data for SMB shares? I can't remove shares once I have created them. I have once saved a share and no matter how many times I clicked on the REMOVE button, it disappeared form the application list just to respawn exactli where it was when I reset the PC. I have tried looking into AROSTCP files and in ENVARC: with no luck at all.
Paolo "Network Prefs" after you have configured a share generates a DOSDrivers it is named "SMB0"which includes the setting, and at each reboot it is Mounted, that's why you find it, it's probably a Bug, you can still delete the DOSDriver by hand, is located in Storage/DOSDrivers, the file "ServerAutoMounts", in ENV:AROSTCP which indicates the DOSDriver to be mounted, should also be deleted
Ok, since there is a working replacement I think we should use it instead of what is in the build.
If the Icon Exchange for Wanderer works well enough maybe it can be added to the repository.
ok deadwood all work fine except screenmode do not works give errors
thank you
Among the old reported Bugs, on Wanderer still persists the problem of renaming files from Upper case to Lowercase and vice versa, it is not oissible to replace even a single letter, usual error message "File name already exists"
No problem instead if you rename files or Directories from Upper case to Lowercase on Dopus4
Question: On Wanderer Menu Icons- > Delete, is it possible to add a function key ? for example "Del" key ?
ok deadwood all work fine except screenmode do not works give errors
thank you
Which video driver are you using? Can you try if you get the same crash with VESA?
I created two small comprehensive screenshots, which shows how AROS Build or IcarOS and AROS One handle the two formats (GIF and GIF Anim) the
- AROS One distinguishes the two formats separately, supports animation, assigns two different icon defs.
. AROS Build and IcarOS does not distinguish the two formats, does not handle animation, considers them two images, and assigns an equal def for the two formats
The "GIF" descriptor in AROS Build and IcarOS includes the entire GIF family, both GIF87a and GIF89a (partically mixed acronym Images and Animations)
On AROS One x86/68k i split, I used "GIF87" (Descriptot GIF) for Images and "GIF89" (Descriptot GIFAnim) for Animated Gifs.
Of course, "GIF89a" is an extension of "GIF87a"
"GIF87" Normally is used for Images.
"GIF89" Normally is used for Animations
Multiview through the Descriptor uses the datatypes designated in the Descriptor, so even if the fils have the same extension, Multiview will be able to Show the image or animation.
What happens when you copy your descriptors to Icaros?
Same result? Rename or move the current ones.
Looking at a GIF ANIM in a hex editor an animated GIF has signature 'GIF89a'. So the descriptor is the problem. But which datatype is used to display GIF animation?
@AMIGASYSTEM
Thanks for the report. What changed with 20221110 is that GIFAnim has higher priority than GIF so that it can detect gif animations. As you mentioned some of the gif images in AmiGG are animations, so they are correctly loaded by GIFAnim. The problem is that AmiGG is probably not ready to work with animation datatype. I don't yet know what the solution should be for ABIv0. I need to think about it.
ok deadwood all work fine except screenmode do not works give errors
thank you
Which video driver are you using? Can you try if you get the same crash with VESA?
i use nvidia quadro nvs 295, on vesa works deadwood
- ATA=off switch (use ATA=disable)
- Moved Sashimi to SYS:Tools/Debug
- Moved PCITool and ACPITool to SYS:Tools/Hardware
OTOH, are the problematic files definitely anims, i.e. has anyone viewed them as anims? Or could they be static images that just happen to have the GIF89 header (which may be valid, I haven't checked the spec.)? If that were the case then the descriptor would probably need to be refined.
deadwood, with Build 20201110, I read that there are changes in Fonts, when I run OWB I get big fonts that I didn't configure, see screenshot
AROS ABIv0 20201110-1 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
Initial work on scsi.device (Kalamatee)
Signal CxObject support implemented (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Prefs/Appearance, BoingIconBar (Kalamatee)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Tools/Clock and multiple Prefs applications (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN variable support in intuition.library (o1i)
Improvements to rendering screen and window title bars (Kalamatee)
Allow video drivers to report display change (Kalamatee)
Prefs/IControl works better on low-resolution screens (Kalamatee)
Set overscan based on information coming from driver (Kalamatee)
Prefs/ScreenMode display more information about video modes (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette reworked to be more compatible with Intuition (Kalamatee)
Muimaster.library and built-in classes have been localized (Matthias Rustler)
Initial work on supporting long filenames in afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Palette preferences are now loaded into Intuition (Kalamatee)
Implemented SetMem, Strlcat, Strlcpy in utility.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented VSNPritnf in utility.library (Matthias Rustler)
AmigaPL font collection added (wawa)
Implemented GetKey, AddKBInt, RemKBInt, ElapsedTime in lowlevel.library (Kalamatee)
Part of functionality of SystemControlA in lowlevel.library available (Kalamatee)
Additional font collections added (Kalamatee)
Initial implementation of GetSegListInfo in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Allow loading AmigaOS-style hunk keymaps and fonts on AROS (Kalamatee)
Implemented AssignAddToList in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented v45 datatypes.library functions (Kalamatee)
Introduced webp.datatype (Kalamatee)
Introduced ClockSource subsystem in Kernel (Kalamatee)
Improvements to file system handling in Wanderer (Bo Kopperud)
Public SDK not longer exposes internal AROS headers & libraries (deadwood)
64-bit support:
Application.mui (functional fixes) (deadwood)
gif.datatype (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
hdaudio.audio (functional fixes) (Kalamatee)
datatypes.library (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
dos.library (support R_X86_64_PC64 relocation) (Kalamatee)
AHI, NList.mcc (functional fixes) (deadwood)
C library (vfork) (deadwood)
xadmaster.library (functional fixes) (Matthias Rustler)
68k support:
Major extensions to amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee, Toni Wilen)
Kernel (Kalamatee, Michal Schulz)
Detect ROM sizes and CPU types (Kalamatee, Hakan Thorngren)
Initial work on wd33c93 SCSI support (Kalamatee)
Decrease sizes of ROM and boot floppy (Kalamatee)
Improve speed of line drawing in p96gfx.hidd (Hakan Thorngren)
Kernel Vampire support (Kalamatee)
Fix loading and saving Wanderer global.prefs (Bo Kopperud)
Work on screen compositing in amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee)
Separate preferences set for classic look & feel (Kalamatee, wawa)
Support user copper lists (Kalamatee)
Fixed CapsLock support in keyboard driver (Kalamatee)
Speed improved in Gayle ata driver (Michal Schulz)
Introduction of SAGA video driver (Michal Schulz)
Flexcat (support AmigaPL and amiga1251 encodings) (Kalamatee)
Decrease use of C library functions in ROM code (Kalamatee)
Improve CLUT bitmap handling in p96gfx.hidd (Kalamatee)
Kernel AMMX support (Michal Schulz)
Fix in dos.library HUNK format support (Michal Schulz)
Binary compatibility fix in timer.device relating to A0 (Michal Schulz)
ARM support:
BetterString.mcc fixes (Michal Schulz)
Add support in build system for ARM BE target (Kalamatee)
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee, deadwood, Michal Schulz, Matthias Rustler)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon, muimaster.library (wawa)
BetterString.mcc v11.33 (wawa)
Documentation (o1i, Matthias Rustler, Kalamatee)
Italian catalog for BoingIconBar (Paolo Besser)
Norwegian catalogs for large number of programs in AROS (Bo Kopperud)
Prefs/Wanderer (Kalamatee)
VPDF (wawa)
ShowConfig (Kalamatee)
pfs3-handler (wawa)
bmp.datatype (Handle 1,2,4 bpp bitmaps) (Miker, Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette, SysExplorer and muimaster.library German catalogs (Matthias Rustler)
Re-encode most of catalog files to fixed used characters (Kalamatee)
InstallAROS (Kalamatee)
C:Mount, C:Assign (Kalamatee)
grub 2.04 (Kalamatee)
C library (interfaces for 64-bit file system functions) (Kalamatee)
animation.datatype (Kalamatee)
acpia.library 20200214 (Kalamatee)
alsa.audio (deadwood)
ata.device (Kalamatee)
DTConverter (Kalamatee)
icu4c 61.1 (Kalamatee)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
posixc.library (Kalamatee)
amigaguide.datatype (bugs: initial rendering no always working) (Hakan Thorngren)
intuition.library (bugs: screen can be dragged down lower than bar) (Kalamatee)
Intuition.library (bugs: trying to show shutdown screen when no driver) (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Printer (Kalamatee)
DiskInfo (bugs: damaged window title) (Matthias Rustler)
Palette.mui (bugs: wrong values retured by Entries and Names attributes) (Kalamatee)
Shell (Michal Schulz, deadwood)
picture.datatype (bugs: wrong values returned for certain attributes, wrong color remapping) (Kalamatee, Miker)
gif.datatype (bugs: wrong saving of gifs) (Kalamatee)
console.device (bugs: wrong pens used) (Kalamatee)
afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Pointer (Kalamatee)
png.datatype (bugs: handling of palettized pngs with alpha) (Kalamatee, deadwood)
C library (fseek) (Kalamatee)
layer.library (bugs: Wrong offset in ScrollLayer) (Bo Kopperud)
bmp.datatype (bugs: Wrong loading of 16bit BMPs, padding bytes) (Kalamatee)
cybergraphics.library (Kalamatee)
Wanderer (multiline label support, window titles) (Kalamatee, Bo Kopperud)
Commodities/FKey (Kalamatee)
fat-handler (David Gilmore)
Slider.mui (bugs: display walue was overwritten) (deadwood)
DOpus (bugs: trashing config) (Kalamatee)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shader program compiler) (deadwood)
Prefs/Palette (bugs: memory overwrite) (Kalamatee)
SysExplorer (bugs: use of uninitialized object) (Matthias Rustler)
x11gfx.hidd (bugs: wrong memory free) (Matthias Rustler)
dos.library (bugs: memory overwrite) (Matthias Rustler)
As far as I saw, fonts were only added. It might be that you need to delete OWB font cache and let it scan the fonts again OR just delete the fonts that were added in 20201110 builds from your distribution.
@AMIGASYSTEM, @paolo - please wait with releasing your distributions until I can fix Prefs/ScreenMode for nVidia cards. This should be in a next few days.
As far as I saw, fonts were only added. It might be that you need to delete OWB font cache and let it scan the fonts again OR just delete the fonts that were added in 20201110 builds from your distribution.
Clearing the OWB font cache and letting it scan the fonts again doesn't work, i had already tried.
I also tried deleting suspicious fonts that look like that, then solved it by using my old fonts from AROS One
In fact it was as I thought, I recreated in GIF 87 format the two fake animations (windowhide_i.gif and pliki.gif), and now on AmiGG also animations work well, though on the AROS One i activated GIFAnim Descriptors and GIF animations are recognized by the system.
Hello Deadwood,
you posted a new version of ABI0 on amigaworld with changes also regarding 68k. I do not find where I can download your 68k version. The version on official server not includes certain fixes it seems.
- ATA=off switch (use ATA=disable)
Boot prefs may need to be updated to use this option, and also for other things (e.g. when it parses the first boot configuration, it thinks USB is disabled and floppy is enabled, perhaps because boot options have changed or vary between ABIs).
Quote- Moved Sashimi to SYS:Tools/Debug
What about Bifteck?Quote- Moved PCITool and ACPITool to SYS:Tools/Hardware
IMHO this doesn't necessarily make sense. Several other tools could be considered hardware related, e.g. HDToolBox, SysExplorer, ShowConfig, not to mention the printer tools.
I am not sure... I use your 68k build (not the one from aros.org who seems to miss some important fixes). So it is not included?
I think situation might be more complex - I will need to look into specs to understand it.
When you say "now on AmiGG also animations work" do you actually see animated GIFs in AmiGG working (displaying animation)? Can you make the two files you changed available for me?
Hello,
The 20201110-1 release is now available:
http://www.aros.org/snapshots.php
https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/releases/tag/ABIv0_20201110-1
https://axrt.org/downloads-aros
In total we integrated over 1400 code changes. Still 1700 code changes remaining to integrated to be up to date with master branch. Thanks go to all AROS developers who contributed to this release (see changelog below) as well as everyone who helped testing it over last month - thanks for all your hard work!
Final change log:Code: [Select]AROS ABIv0 20201110-1 changes:
Functionalities:
Display free video memory in SysMon where supported (Kalamatee)
Initial work on supporting 3D acceleration in VMWare video driver (Kalamatee)
Implemented network driver for certain nVidia chipsets (Neil)
Initial work on scsi.device (Kalamatee)
Signal CxObject support implemented (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Prefs/Appearance, BoingIconBar (Kalamatee)
Support PUBSCREEN argument in Tools/Clock and multiple Prefs applications (Hakan Thorngren)
Support PUBSCREEN variable support in intuition.library (o1i)
Improvements to rendering screen and window title bars (Kalamatee)
Allow video drivers to report display change (Kalamatee)
Prefs/IControl works better on low-resolution screens (Kalamatee)
Set overscan based on information coming from driver (Kalamatee)
Prefs/ScreenMode display more information about video modes (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette reworked to be more compatible with Intuition (Kalamatee)
Muimaster.library and built-in classes have been localized (Matthias Rustler)
Initial work on supporting long filenames in afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Palette preferences are now loaded into Intuition (Kalamatee)
Implemented SetMem, Strlcat, Strlcpy in utility.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented VSNPritnf in utility.library (Matthias Rustler)
AmigaPL font collection added (wawa)
Implemented GetKey, AddKBInt, RemKBInt, ElapsedTime in lowlevel.library (Kalamatee)
Part of functionality of SystemControlA in lowlevel.library available (Kalamatee)
Additional font collections added (Kalamatee)
Initial implementation of GetSegListInfo in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Allow loading AmigaOS-style hunk keymaps and fonts on AROS (Kalamatee)
Implemented AssignAddToList in dos.library (Kalamatee)
Implemented v45 datatypes.library functions (Kalamatee)
Introduced webp.datatype (Kalamatee)
Introduced ClockSource subsystem in Kernel (Kalamatee)
Improvements to file system handling in Wanderer (Bo Kopperud)
Public SDK not longer exposes internal AROS headers & libraries (deadwood)
64-bit support:
Application.mui (functional fixes) (deadwood)
gif.datatype (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
hdaudio.audio (functional fixes) (Kalamatee)
datatypes.library (stability fixes) (Kalamatee)
dos.library (support R_X86_64_PC64 relocation) (Kalamatee)
AHI, NList.mcc (functional fixes) (deadwood)
C library (vfork) (deadwood)
xadmaster.library (functional fixes) (Matthias Rustler)
68k support:
Major extensions to amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee, Toni Wilen)
Kernel (Kalamatee, Michal Schulz)
Detect ROM sizes and CPU types (Kalamatee, Hakan Thorngren)
Initial work on wd33c93 SCSI support (Kalamatee)
Decrease sizes of ROM and boot floppy (Kalamatee)
Improve speed of line drawing in p96gfx.hidd (Hakan Thorngren)
Kernel Vampire support (Kalamatee)
Fix loading and saving Wanderer global.prefs (Bo Kopperud)
Work on screen compositing in amigavideo.hidd (Kalamatee)
Separate preferences set for classic look & feel (Kalamatee, wawa)
Support user copper lists (Kalamatee)
Fixed CapsLock support in keyboard driver (Kalamatee)
Speed improved in Gayle ata driver (Michal Schulz)
Introduction of SAGA video driver (Michal Schulz)
Flexcat (support AmigaPL and amiga1251 encodings) (Kalamatee)
Decrease use of C library functions in ROM code (Kalamatee)
Improve CLUT bitmap handling in p96gfx.hidd (Kalamatee)
Kernel AMMX support (Michal Schulz)
Fix in dos.library HUNK format support (Michal Schulz)
Binary compatibility fix in timer.device relating to A0 (Michal Schulz)
ARM support:
BetterString.mcc fixes (Michal Schulz)
Add support in build system for ARM BE target (Kalamatee)
Updates:
AROS build system (Kalamatee, deadwood, Michal Schulz, Matthias Rustler)
Polish catalogs for SysExplorer, SysMon, muimaster.library (wawa)
BetterString.mcc v11.33 (wawa)
Documentation (o1i, Matthias Rustler, Kalamatee)
Italian catalog for BoingIconBar (Paolo Besser)
Norwegian catalogs for large number of programs in AROS (Bo Kopperud)
Prefs/Wanderer (Kalamatee)
VPDF (wawa)
ShowConfig (Kalamatee)
pfs3-handler (wawa)
bmp.datatype (Handle 1,2,4 bpp bitmaps) (Miker, Kalamatee)
Prefs/Palette, SysExplorer and muimaster.library German catalogs (Matthias Rustler)
Re-encode most of catalog files to fixed used characters (Kalamatee)
InstallAROS (Kalamatee)
C:Mount, C:Assign (Kalamatee)
grub 2.04 (Kalamatee)
C library (interfaces for 64-bit file system functions) (Kalamatee)
animation.datatype (Kalamatee)
acpia.library 20200214 (Kalamatee)
alsa.audio (deadwood)
ata.device (Kalamatee)
DTConverter (Kalamatee)
icu4c 61.1 (Kalamatee)
Functional fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
autoinit (bugs: #40) (deadwood)
hostgl.library (make it work with newer 64-bit hosts) (deadwood)
Workaround for GF8xxx+ cards not working with AROS (Kalamatee, deadwood)
posixc.library (Kalamatee)
amigaguide.datatype (bugs: initial rendering no always working) (Hakan Thorngren)
intuition.library (bugs: screen can be dragged down lower than bar) (Kalamatee)
Intuition.library (bugs: trying to show shutdown screen when no driver) (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Printer (Kalamatee)
DiskInfo (bugs: damaged window title) (Matthias Rustler)
Palette.mui (bugs: wrong values retured by Entries and Names attributes) (Kalamatee)
Shell (Michal Schulz, deadwood)
picture.datatype (bugs: wrong values returned for certain attributes, wrong color remapping) (Kalamatee, Miker)
gif.datatype (bugs: wrong saving of gifs) (Kalamatee)
console.device (bugs: wrong pens used) (Kalamatee)
afs-handler (Kalamatee)
Prefs/Pointer (Kalamatee)
png.datatype (bugs: handling of palettized pngs with alpha) (Kalamatee, deadwood)
C library (fseek) (Kalamatee)
layer.library (bugs: Wrong offset in ScrollLayer) (Bo Kopperud)
bmp.datatype (bugs: Wrong loading of 16bit BMPs, padding bytes) (Kalamatee)
cybergraphics.library (Kalamatee)
Wanderer (multiline label support, window titles) (Kalamatee, Bo Kopperud)
Commodities/FKey (Kalamatee)
fat-handler (David Gilmore)
Slider.mui (bugs: display walue was overwritten) (deadwood)
DOpus (bugs: trashing config) (Kalamatee)
Stability fixes:
graphics.library (bugs: boot driver not unregistered correctly) (deadwood)
mesa3dgl.library (bugs: crash in shader program compiler) (deadwood)
Prefs/Palette (bugs: memory overwrite) (Kalamatee)
SysExplorer (bugs: use of uninitialized object) (Matthias Rustler)
x11gfx.hidd (bugs: wrong memory free) (Matthias Rustler)
dos.library (bugs: memory overwrite) (Matthias Rustler)
I think situation might be more complex - I will need to look into specs to understand it.
When you say "now on AmiGG also animations work" do you actually see animated GIFs in AmiGG working (displaying animation)? Can you make the two files you changed available for me?
Yes the "real" Gif animation works fine on AmiGG, see small attached video, I prepare and attach here an archive with my GIF and GIGAnim Descriptors and Datatypes
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sI5ZkRRN_rrpbT9CFfVAmlfn1sk9crF6/view?usp=share_link
thanks deadwood i will do some tests :)
That's very good TBH. It might be that fixing these two gifs is the best possible solution rathen then trying to do tricks with with datatypes. I need to analyze this further.
Except if you have added "All" new fonts of 20201110, you will have "big Font" problems, of course you will notice it after a reboot !
That's very good TBH. It might be that fixing these two gifs is the best possible solution rathen then trying to do tricks with with datatypes. I need to analyze this further.
Correcting the two gifs solves the problem with the small and peculiar GifAnimas of AmiGG, but on the AROS Build, "standard" GIFAnim (the ones used on the WEB), they will not be recognized and cannot be executed.
With the Modified Descriptors, on the other hand, everything works perfectly, both AmiGG and "all" commonly used GIFAnimations on the Web, see screenshot.
To mean the Animations you see in the Screenshot with the AROS Build you cannot run them !
I closed owb copied other fonts and restarted the program without doing any rebootAfter you have copied "all" the "Fonts" from Build 20201110, and overwritten your own, you must clean the OWB Chace and reboot if you want to notice the problem ! If you have not done this you will not notice any difference.
You used the same datatypes as the contrib archive
You used the same datatypes as the contrib archive
GIFAnim.datatypes contrib works well, even if installed together with GIF.datatypes, you will be able to see GIF Images and Animations correctly, but the AmiGG Program will not work, AmiGG works only with the Descriptors modified by me, and the conversions of the two files mentioned above.
That's very good TBH. It might be that fixing these two gifs is the best possible solution rathen then trying to do tricks with with datatypes. I need to analyze this further.
- ATA=off switch (use ATA=disable)
Boot prefs may need to be updated to use this option, and also for other things (e.g. when it parses the first boot configuration, it thinks USB is disabled and floppy is enabled, perhaps because boot options have changed or vary between ABIs).
Recorded for future: https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/issues/91
Quote- Moved Sashimi to SYS:Tools/Debug
What about Bifteck?Quote- Moved PCITool and ACPITool to SYS:Tools/Hardware
IMHO this doesn't necessarily make sense. Several other tools could be considered hardware related, e.g. HDToolBox, SysExplorer, ShowConfig, not to mention the printer tools.
The mentioned tools were at some point moved to Development, which means they were not installed in standard installation (Development is not installed by default). However I often use these tools to ask user to provide information on their system and so I found it important to have them in standard installation. (Bifteck I don't use - if you use it go ahead and move it).
As for directory placement it's a subjective topic. I think there is more than one way of grouping these programs that would seem valid from certain point o view.The way that it is now, it good enough for me.
Re Bifteck, my reasoning is that like Sashimi it's also a useful tool for users to capture system information either for themselves or to pass on to developers.
@AMIGASYSTEM
Thanks, I already located the problem. It might be that Windows formats a bit different and you will never have this problem.
With 20201110 I encountered a problem on the top bar of AROSPDF.
Basically the text that includes AROSPDF + PDF File Name, disappears (or a small square appears) if you resize the window, or if you click on another window, see screenshot.
This does not happen on my old AROS One v1.2
@AMIGASYSTEM
Here you go (thanks go to Mazze):
https://axrt.org/development/20201110-PATCH-D2.zip
This ISO (ABIv11) won't boot on VMware and VirtualBox, so I can't do any Testing !
What Guru? Can you make me a screen shot of that Guru?
Hello,
I revived the native x86_64 ISO on ABIv11 for purpose of checking whether latest kernel fixes some of the reported issues. Please let me know if this ISO behaves better than 20201110 in terms of:
- Reboot/Shutdown (*)
- Working with Acer Aspire / EEEpc (usb boot issues)
- Working with Dell Mini
On VMware I had installed Mint 21 Mate, I think it is 64Bit, I attach screenshot that should confirm what I said !
My 64Bit Win7 works fine, installed by some me if without experiencing any problems.
Only strange thing, is that on VirtualBox "VT -x/AMD" is disabled.
On VMWare you can enable "VT -x/AMD", but then a request tells me that my Hardware is not supported for this works.
Hello,I revived the native x86_64 ISO on ABIv11 for purpose of checking whether latest kernel fixes some of the reported issues. Please let me know if this ISO behaves better than 20201110 in terms of:- Reboot/Shutdown (*)- Working with Acer Aspire / EEEpc (usb boot issues)- Working with Dell Minihttps://axrt.org/development/aros-pc-x86_64-alpha-1.zip (https://axrt.org/development/aros-pc-x86_64-alpha-1.zip)(*) Warm reboot seems to crash VirtualBox, cold and shutdown and ACPI button works for me.
I don't think the Aspire AA1 or the original EeePC are 64-bit. The same may apply to the Dell Mini. However, the Toshiba netbook that gave me ACPI reboot/shutdown trouble apparently is 64-bit, so I'll try to test your ISO on that.
I don't think the Aspire AA1 or the original EeePC are 64-bit. The same may apply to the Dell Mini. However, the Toshiba netbook that gave me ACPI reboot/shutdown trouble apparently is 64-bit, so I'll try to test your ISO on that.
Thanks, looking forward to results.
@AMIGASYSTEM
Thanks, I already located the problem. It might be that Windows formats a bit different and you will never have this problem.
@deadwood
That's correct. Fat32 formatting can be different for each OS. Even Windows 2000 formatted Fat32 differently than more recent OS versions. There used to be a 32GB limit for Fat32 partition size then it became the 128GB limit. There are subtle differences even between Windows versions. It's very possible that Linux formats Fat32 differently. I believe it's called VFat but I'm not sure about that last part.
Has anyone else experienced this? Can anyone report success with a real PC?
On ABIv0 20201110, DiskImageGUI is corrupt, earlier versions (I think they are the same version) work fine.
When you run DiskImageGUI, the system crashes !
$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
$ lscpu
Thank paolone
The warm reboot is a known issue.
As for cold reboot and shutdown, does this mean this x86_64 ISO behave "better" in this regard than the 20201110-1 x86 ISO for you?
Thanks, there is something missing. Can you also print outCode: [Select]$ lscpu
deadwood, "OpenURL" seems not to work, on "OpenUR Prefs" I associated OWB to open a Link, but after clicking nothing happens.
I tried using "OpenURL" posted on Aminet (attached), this seems to work but as soon as clicked it goes to Guru:
http://aminet.net/package/comm/www/OpenURL-7.18
With help from Kalamatee I was able to trace the issues with nVidia card on my real hardware. Since it turned out to be an issues with interrupts handling it can actually affect more than just nVidia, especially on newer hardware.
Here is a new ISO:
https://axrt.org/development/AROS-20201110-D15-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
Please test on your hardware, especially nVidia cards, if all the device that worked with 20201110-1 release are still working.
Please don't integrated this ISO into your distributions. If tests turn out ok, I will prepare a patch package.
Ok, that's what I thought. It's a problem with starting Odyssey with command line or starting a second Odyssey. This won't be fixed unless someone looks into Odyssey.
but programs compiled with broken Toolbar.mcc will not work with fixed one. In case such programs
exist, let me know and I will look for workarounds.
With help from Kalamatee I was able to trace the issues with nVidia card on my real hardware. Since it turned out to be an issues with interrupts handling it can actually affect more than just nVidia, especially on newer hardware.
Here is a new ISO:
https://axrt.org/development/AROS-20201110-D15-pc-i386-boot-iso.zip
Please test on your hardware, especially nVidia cards, if all the device that worked with 20201110-1 release are still working.
@AMIGASYSTEM the D15 ISO should now boot on your Dell Mini
Please don't integrated this ISO into your distributions. If tests turn out ok, I will prepare a patch package.
Thanks for the Patch, at the moment I haven't encountered any problems with programs that use Toolbar.mcc, if one happens I will report it to you.
I found a regression with D15 compared to D14. My Dell Precision T7500 workstation and Inspiron 6400 laptop both hang at "[Kernel:APIC-IA32] MSI Interrupts Allocatable". They boot if I use noioapic.
The PCI-E nVidia graphics do work on the T7500 though (with noioapic), including ScreenMode prefs.
I found a regression with D15 compared to D14. My Dell Precision T7500 workstation and Inspiron 6400 laptop both hang at "[Kernel:APIC-IA32] MSI Interrupts Allocatable". They boot if I use noioapic.
The PCI-E nVidia graphics do work on the T7500 though (with noioapic), including ScreenMode prefs.
Damn, that's a shame. I was hoping this was the last bug... D14 had "noioapic" hardcoded, so that's why it worked for you I guess. I have access to some Dell laptops so I will try how ISO boots on them. Is the photo taken from booting in VESA mode or native mode? If native, can you also try VESA? Can you also boot linux on them, do 'lspci -v" and share the output.
EDIT: Also, are you booting from a device that under 'lspci -v' lists IRQ < 24?
- Netbook Dell Inspiron Mini 910 (IntelGMA 945GSE)
- Reboot: Reboot the PC (Cold reboot, but then it crashes on the initial Dell logo)
- Reboot Cold: Reboot the PC (Cold reboot, but then it crashes on the initial Dell logo)
- Shutdown: Displays "Please Turn of your system using the power switch
| Shutdown | Reboot COLD | Reboot | |
| Toshiba NB 550D: | turns off | turns off | cold reboots |
| Dell Inspiron 6400: | power screen | cold reboots | warm reboots |
| Dell Latitude 3330: | turns off | cold reboots | cold reboots |
| Dell Latitude D630: | power screen | cold reboots | warm reboots |
| HP Compaq 6710b: | power screen | cold reboots | cold reboots |
| HP Compaq nc6320: | power screen | cold reboots | cold reboots |
| Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Li 1718: | power screen | cold reboots | cold reboots |
For the IRQ question, I'm booting from USB and my EHCI devices for the T7500 are listed as having IRQs 5 and 9 under Linux (note that I had to boot Mint Linux in "compatibility mode", so I'm not sure if that affected the IRQs).
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Laptop Samsung R730 -> Never worked Mouse and Intel GMA 4500M Video Card
If I remember correctly it didn't work with the old buids either, can you attach your version of i8042.hidd here so I can do some testing !
The Wireless Mouse however works well
I found out that the problem with the Eee PC is different from what I originally thought. When I disable ATA, boot gets stuck on the "Waiting for bootable media" screen. So it seems AROS can't see the USB stick and I think that previously it was trying to boot from an old, incompatible AROS installation on the SSD from that point, resulting in the guru I posted earlier.
However, there now instead seems to be a USB regression on this machine, since AROS can't see USB sticks (nor possibly any USB devices or host interfaces). I've tried two different models of USB stick BTW. USB isn't seen when I add noacpi and/or noioapic either.
I found a regression with D15 compared to D14. My Dell Precision T7500 workstation and Inspiron 6400 laptop both hang at "[Kernel:APIC-IA32] MSI Interrupts Allocatable". They boot if I use noioapic.
in my configuration rastart computer works, also restart aros sorry do not understand warm or cold reboot
| Previous kernel | New kernel | |
| Toshiba NB 550D: | cold reboots | warm reboots |
| Dell Inspiron 6400: | warm reboots | warm reboots |
| Dell Latitude 3330: | cold reboots | warm reboots (eyes shown) |
| Dell Latitude D630: | warm reboots | warm reboots |
| HP Compaq 6710b: | cold reboots | warm reboots |
| HP Compaq nc6320: | cold reboots | hangs (black screen)* |
| Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Li 1718: | cold reboots | too unstable to test |
in my configuration rastart computer works, also restart aros sorry do not understand warm or cold reboot
in my configuration rastart computer works, also restart aros sorry do not understand warm or cold reboot
You need to type from a Shell the following commands:
Reboot (Cold reboot, means nothing remains in memory)
Reboot Cold (Warm reboot, something remains in memory, for example the famous RAD)
Shut Down (Shut down, power interruption)
Restart (Shut down, power supply is temporarily interrupted) -> This command does not exist on AROS
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Devi digitare da una Shell i seguenti comandi:
Reboot (Riavvio a freddo, significa che non resta nulla in memoria)
Reboot Cold (Riavvio a caldo, resta qualcosa in memoria, per esempio il famoso RAD)
Shut Down (Spegnimento, interruzione alimentazione)
Restart (Spegnimento, l'alimentazione viene temporaneamente interrotta) -> Questo comando non esiste su AROS
Warm reboot tests with new kernel (2023-03-19):
Previous kernel New kernel Toshiba NB 550D: cold reboots warm reboots Dell Inspiron 6400: warm reboots warm reboots Dell Latitude 3330: cold reboots warm reboots (eyes shown) Dell Latitude D630: warm reboots warm reboots HP Compaq 6710b: cold reboots warm reboots HP Compaq nc6320: cold reboots hangs (black screen)* Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Li 1718: cold reboots too unstable to test
* warm reboots if noioapic is used.
You got "Reboot" and "Reboot COLD" the wrong way around, and "Shut Down" won't work with a space in it. I already replied with similar information in any case.
Warm reboot tests with new kernel (2023-03-19):
Previous kernel New kernel Toshiba NB 550D: cold reboots warm reboots Dell Inspiron 6400: warm reboots warm reboots Dell Latitude 3330: cold reboots warm reboots (eyes shown) Dell Latitude D630: warm reboots warm reboots HP Compaq 6710b: cold reboots warm reboots HP Compaq nc6320: cold reboots hangs (black screen)* Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Li 1718: cold reboots too unstable to test
* warm reboots if noioapic is used.
Thanks! With Dell Latitude 3330 I assume "eyes shown" means that eyes are shown for a few seconds but then the warm boot continues and works correctly?
Due to large number of changes, I will make official 20201110-2 release in coming days, which will close this development cycle.
Thanks Deadwood. Just wondering, will broadcom4400.device be included in the updated release?
This concludes the open topics. Please test the included muimaster.library. It fixes Tipografia and hopefully does not break other software.
deadwood, the bug I reported to you yesterday for "ABV11" is also present on AROS ABIv0
Basically, "all executables" in the "System/Wanderer/Tools" folder, if no icon is present, are no longer executable or work poorly, "DiskInfo" does not show Icon information, "WBNewDrawer" does not allow you to create a new folder, "WBRename", does not allow you to rename a file, I believe "Info", "ExecuteStartup" and "ExecuteCommand" also do not work as they should.
AROS ABIv0 20201110-2 changes:
Functionalities:
Added broadcom4400.device network driver (Neil)
Extensions to IO-APIC support (Kalamatee)
Extensions to interrupt handling (Kalamatee)
Make native kernel more reselient in case of early error (deadwood)
64-bit support:
68k support:
ARM support:
Updates:
Functional fixes:
fat-handler (Kalamatee, deadwood)
Prefs/Wanderer (bugs: window too wide) (Matthias Rustler)
GCC (bugs: sometimes generates non-loadable executables) (deadwood)
Kernel (bugs: wrong configuration of IRQ pins in IO-APIC) (deadwood)
Workaround for WARM reboot (deadwood)
Area.mui (bugs: events sent when not expected to) (deadwood)
Toolbar.mcc (bugs: broken binary compatibility) (deadwood)
Stability fixes:
Prefs/ScreenMode (deadwood)
DiskImageGUI (Kalamatee)
Also on VirualBox AmiFox 3 goes to Guru if you run it "several times", after visiting sites like of Youtube, Google etc..
The Guru appears even with older versions of ABIv0, the Guru seems to appear only with AROS ABIv0.
ALB told me that even with the version "ABIv0 2020111 host Linux" the guru does not appear
I will try to do some tests on native AROS ABIv0 on PC.
Try changing your BIOS settings from SATA to ATAThe system is on the USB Pen, besides I cannot pick between SATA anda ATA, when I go to BIOS it just let me switch between AHCI and RAID.
Yes in the latest Builds there are only 2 keyboards, I on AROS One use the ones from "AROS-20200108-D10", are they not supported anymore?
You got this alert when after decompressing the zip file?
You got this alert when after decompressing the zip file?
Yes, I was searching for vmwaresvga.hidd
Can you check this zip? https://axrt.org/development/test.zip
This is the contents of ISO minus a few data directories. I ran it through virustotal.com and nothing was found.
It didn't show anything...
Thanks deadwood,with this library now input Preferences works fine, the keyboard Italian now works perfectly.
For those who may need it, I have created a small update for AROS One v2.0, which via Installer will replace the kms.library and install OpenURL.prefs for OpenUrl to work properly.
In which Build are you unable to copy/move?Latest ones
deadwood I have done some on the fly testing with some MUI/Zune apps, and have not encountered any problems with this new muimaster.library, is there any particular app where it is possible to encounter problems ? testing continues !
deadwood I have done some on the fly testing with some MUI/Zune apps, and have not encountered any problems with this new muimaster.library, is there any particular app where it is possible to encounter problems ? testing continues !
Unfortunatelly I don't know any applications that have a high chance of problems. They can pop up at any application, but the changes are higher for applications that were initially developed using Zune and not MUI.
is there also a version for 68k? Aros 68k would benefit of it because there are a number of applications on 68k that use MUI
is there also a version for 68k? Aros 68k would benefit of it because there are a number of applications on 68k that use MUI
Take the latest build from here: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-M68K/
Alternatively, tomorrows AROS nightly build on www.aros.org will have those changes as well.
is there also a version for 68k? Aros 68k would benefit of it because there are a number of applications on 68k that use MUI
Take the latest build from here: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-M68K/
Alternatively, tomorrows AROS nightly build on www.aros.org will have those changes as well.
Take the latest build from here: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-M68K/
Take the latest build from here: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-M68K/
I get some issues with the graphics, any suggestions?
Are you using WinUAE ! with any configuration? can you attach your UAE config.Sure!
Your UAE configuration is fine for an Amiga 040, but it is not suitable for AROS, if you want to eliminate the graphics problem, and get a fast AROS 68k you have to configure WinUAE in this way:Do you think a 040 jit is somehow slower then 060 jit?
CPU 060
FPU Internal
JIT Active
RAM Z3 Fast 512/1G
RAM CHIP 8MB
UAE Zorro III VRAM 512/1GB
HardFile formatted SFS
Yes on WinUAE there was not much diference between 040 and 060 (with the new version of WinUAE a little difference now there is)You usually have them compiled for 040 also, I know because I went from vanilla to 040 to 060, I was used to get native libraries for each processor. Nowadays I don't even know if it makes sense all the hassle, I would have to see benchmarks.
I recommend the 060 because that way you can use all OS3 software and libraries, if you use an 040 the "native" 060 applications and libraries will not work.
Settling for 32MB of RAM makes no sense, besides Games there are also Applications that may require more RAM.It makes sense if you want to see from which moment does glitch starts. Besides, in Amiga land you can do a lot with 32Mb, still it drawns a lot of memory for screen alone and windows, I confess I don't remember it ever being so, I had a bvision at the time...
Besides, RAM on WinUAE costs nothing, better to have excess than little.Indeed, better safe then sorry! xD
There should be little difference, but the best configuration should be 68030 + 68882 because it's the one where ALL instructions (besides CALLM/RTM, which were never used) are "executed" and don't call the trap handler.QuoteYes on WinUAE there was not much diference between 040 and 060 (with the new version of WinUAE a little difference now there is)You usually have them compiled for 040 also, I know because I went from vanilla to 040 to 060, I was used to get native libraries for each processor. Nowadays I don't even know if it makes sense all the hassle, I would have to see benchmarks.
I recommend the 060 because that way you can use all OS3 software and libraries, if you use an 040 the "native" 060 applications and libraries will not work.
Who said anything about Amiga with IT, I was talking about WinUAE, let's end it here, I won't answer your posts anymoreSo you have problems also with reading simple text, since I've NOT written "IT".
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Chi ha parlato di Amiga con IT, parlavo di WinUAE, finiamola qui, non risponderò più ai tuoi post
Please use this version of kms.library: https://axrt.org/development/kms.library.i386.zip
With it, I was able to load and use Polish keymap taken from 20190416-2 release.
"Wanderer prefs" catalog requires version 3 and the "Wanderer" one needs to be 4.
They have to be the same as defined on the file catalog_version.c of the module or they will not be used.
The italian catalog for the module "Wanderer prefs" is Version 3 so it is used (as shown on your picture), but the one for the wanderer module seems to be 3 and it is required to be 4. If I' m not mistaken, wanderer should appear in English when Italian is selected.
Thanks, I add another big problem, many system applications present in "Prefs", "System" and other system folders are not localized in Italian, some are partially translated, some no translation !
In Local the Italian file catalogs are there but probably they are not updated or are incompatible !
Thank you Mazze, in Italian I have updated, translated and created more "missing" Italian catalogs:
- Zune Prefs
- Pointer prefs
- iControl Prefs (in this catalog I translated a string left in English and corrected some strings in Italian )
On Wanderer I made a small modification.
As soon as I finish testing I will attach the various "CT" files and "catalog" files.
On ZunePrefs I have to shorten some strings otherwise I get a very big GUI !
You need an update of the Prefs/ASL application. Should be available in the next nightly build.
Current version of Wanderer's catalog is 4:
Mazze, is there any news regarding the closure by Shell of "BoingIconBar" ?
@deadwood
With WiMP an "occasional" Guru happens when killing a window, see screenshot.
Thanks, where can I download it ?
Ok so I will find tomorrow the new BoingIconBar ABIv0 and 68k in the deadwood build ?
About the catalogs, I corrected (long strings) and updated to 3.1 italian.ct of the "commodities.catalog", but it is not detected by the system, I also tried changing the version to 3.0 and 2.0, but nothing changes.
Yes my AROS One 68k is ABIv1, so no problem, while AROS One x86 is ABIv0, I'll have to wait for deadwood version (not a problem I'll need it for at next version of AROS One 2.1)
For commodities.catalog, I solved using version "3", it worked, I had tried "3.0", I thought it was the same :)
Where did you use 3 instead of 3.0? In the CT file?
Yes, it's normal.
BTW: BoingIconBar can now be cancelled with "Break".
Thanks to Kalamatee you can even do "BREAK NAME Boing#?"
I noticed that in About Aros, I am not mentioned anywhere :)I'll add you if you tell me your real name.
security.library isn't used. I think you waste your time with translating.
@Mazze
As soon as I finish testing the new catalogs I will send you both the .ct and .catalog files
On ABv1 I found some anomalies:
- PenDrives are displayed with Floppy Icon (def_Disk) , on ABIv0 the correct icon is shown (def_USB")
- Italian Keymaps is corrupted, some com keys and "Enter" "Backspace" do not work and probably others (on ABIv0 works fine)
- All executables in the "System/Wanderer/Tools" folder, if no icon is present, are no longer executable or work poorly, "DiskInfo" does not show Icon information, "WBNewDrawer" does not allow you to create a new folder, "WBRename", does not allow you to rename a file, I believe "Info", "ExecuteStartup" and "ExecuteCommand" also do not work as they should.
- GCC and C++ files in Contrib ABVIv1 "are non-executable" !
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UYHO14InJLnBmHkEXPEdcuhj9KoHVTGy/view?usp=share_link
This problem also exists on ABIv0, I already reported to deadwood some time ago!
Question, is there any place to find "ABIv1" software for the Network nothing exists?
The developer of LoView, said that there was no difference between his Amiga version and the AROS version, unfortunately he lost the sources of the newer version, at the moment he only has the old sources, we are in touch and I am waiting for some verification from him.The latest LoView seems to be from 2020, at least according to AROS Archives, and it predates GetFileArgument() improvement in Hollywood 9.0 (2021). When a program is compiled with an older Hollywood and user/system gives a filename without a path as an file argument, you don't get a full path to the file, just the given filename. With the new "True" option to GetFileArgument(), you get the full path always which makes it to work better in certain situations.
Very good. I need only the CT files. The catalogs will be created by the build system.
Please check this build: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-ABIv0/pc-i386-20230702-163909.tar.gz
Bug was in InstallAROS. It should not add the windows entry to grub.cfg.
Why is Wanderer somehow special in that its windows don't require closing when a theme is changed. That always annoyed me a lot when trying to change themes.
@Devlin
Sorry the current 2d radeon driver only works on early radeon up to x800 ish on external screens, written 15 years old. We would need the driver updated as 2d is now driven by the 3d in newer cards. This is not an easy quick job though. Although open sourced by AMD, the Gallium code is not simple to work with.
I take it you need 3d or Vesa gives distinct resolutions?
Jeff
VESA works, but I'd prefer to go as native as possible. 3D is the ultimate goal here.
VESA works, but I'd prefer to go as native as possible. 3D is the ultimate goal here.
Then go for ASUS M2N68-AM SE2 board. Hardware works out of the box on it.
@Devlin
Sorry the current 2d radeon driver only works on early radeon up to x800 ish on external screens, written 15 years old. We would need the driver updated as 2d is now driven by the 3d in newer cards. This is not an easy quick job though. Although open sourced by AMD, the Gallium code is not simple to work with.
I take it you need 3d or Vesa gives distinct resolutions?
Jeff
@AMIGASYSTEM
Thanks for the link. I think I also saw AfA directly in AROS repository. Will have to investigate.
@devlin
AMD only, really, open sourced after the nouveau was done in 2012 (thanks deadwood) but we have so few developers now that it takes time.
Have the same Dell Wyse machine, nice but slow but that does not bother me
As you have an atom based HD2 does the nouveau driver (GT218) works on this well? How does the rest of the HD2 function? Is it with a recent AROS distro?
Regards
Jeff
I already have a full installation of AfA OS with OS3.9 on HDF. It has already been installed and ready for WinUAE.
I'll try it out as far as themes (skins).
Also the skins are located in the lha archive from Aminet. Lots of good looking themes there.
@devlin
Great that the HD2 works so well, the driver for the dell is rtl8169
Regards
Jeff
From my tinkering it seems it's down to dhclient not managing to get an IP, failing silently and nowhere actually saying "hey this failed" and letting the user (aka me) know that it done goofed and isn't working.
From my tinkering it seems it's down to dhclient not managing to get an IP, failing silently and nowhere actually saying "hey this failed" and letting the user (aka me) know that it done goofed and isn't working.
To see the output for wifi, don't start networking on boot but from the shell:
execute sys:system/network/arostcp/s/startnet
c:wirelessmanager atheros5000.device verbose
(assuming wifi device is atheros).
The 'verbose' option will give lots of information on the progess (or not) with setting up the wifi connection.
By the way, if you are having trouble with wifi have you tried setting fixed IPs rather than DHCP?
Cheers,
Nigel.
Not WiFi. Ethernet, it's the built in stuff on my dell wyse - it should afaict run just fine by way of using rtl8169.device, but it never seems to get an ip address and if i set it manually it just throws packets into the void and they never go anywhere or get received by anything. Tried three known good network leads just to rule it out.
sanautil -d rtl8169.device status
deadwood, I tested your latest Bulit, and found that the Pointer Prefs does not work, basically it does not allow to set and save the Pointer !
The latest build tested is "pc-i386-20230702-163909.tar.gz"
With Build "AROS-20201110-2-pc-i386-boot-iso" the Pointer Prefs worked fine !
@Devlin
If you are looking for SANAUtil, you can find it on AROS One x86, path Extras\DOS-Tools
If the Network works "Only" after a hot reboot, it may be that no save in the "Env-Archive\AROSTCP" was made, but only a save in the ENV
You could solve it by copying the "AROSTCP" folder from ENV: to Env-Archive
Also make sure that in "Network Prefs" you have checked "Start network during system boot"
Yes AROSTCP is present in Env-Archive, but the content might be different, "when the connection works", delete the folder from AROSTCP from Env-Archive, and exstitute it with that of ENV:
AROS like Amiga, after a warm reboot reads the preferences from ENV, while after a Cold reboot, the preferences are taken from Env-Archive.
I use this procedure for the DVDLive and PendriveLive of my AROS One Distribution, for all those who use AROS One on a VM, this way the connection is active and functional even from the DVD Live or Pendrive Live.
You can do this test, when the network works, delete the data from ENV, and you will notice that the network no longer works, because I will read the data from Env-Archive.
Ok Devlin, out of curiosity have you tried a clean Bulid, or replacing the "System/Network/AROSTCP" folder as well ?
It's a long shot, but maybe you have some sort of power saving mode set in BIOS for network card that makes it "suspend" by default and your workaround wakes it.
Apologies if you have already tried this, bue have you tried not starting netwoork automatically at boot but starting it manually via 'startnet'? One thing you might also try - issue startnet, stopnet and then startnet again; for me this has helped with a reluctant internet connection, albeit for wifi rather than ethernet.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Apologies if you have already tried this, bue have you tried not starting netwoork automatically at boot but starting it manually via 'startnet'? One thing you might also try - issue startnet, stopnet and then startnet again; for me this has helped with a reluctant internet connection, albeit for wifi rather than ethernet.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Apologies if you have already tried this, bue have you tried not starting netwoork automatically at boot but starting it manually via 'startnet'? One thing you might also try - issue startnet, stopnet and then startnet again; for me this has helped with a reluctant internet connection, albeit for wifi rather than ethernet.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Tried, to no avail.
AROSTCP is not at fault here, it is, by all means, working perfectly.
I'm pretty much convinced that the driver is the culprit here. It's missing a way to bring the network card out of suspend mode when initialising it.
The fact that it works when I use PXEboot(network boot) or another OS that wakes up the network first is a big indicator of that.
If I had access to my dev environment (main PC is presently busted and laptop is *not* up to the task) I'd have a go at trying to fix it myself.
Neil recently wrote a network driver. Maybe he could give some insight into what may be the problem and how to fix it.
This was the topic if you do a search...
"AROS fully supported on NVidia based motherboard"
deadwood, I tested your latest Bulit, and found that the Pointer Prefs does not work, basically it does not allow to set and save the Pointer !
The latest build tested is "pc-i386-20230702-163909.tar.gz"
With Build "AROS-20201110-2-pc-i386-boot-iso" the Pointer Prefs worked fine !
Thanks, I'll investigate.
From my tinkering it seems it's down to dhclient not managing to get an IP, failing silently and nowhere actually saying "hey this failed" and letting the user (aka me) know that it done goofed and isn't working.
To see the output for wifi, don't start networking on boot but from the shell:
execute sys:system/network/arostcp/s/startnet
c:wirelessmanager atheros5000.device verbose
(assuming wifi device is atheros).
The 'verbose' option will give lots of information on the progess (or not) with setting up the wifi connection.
By the way, if you are having trouble with wifi have you tried setting fixed IPs rather than DHCP?
Cheers,
Nigel.
Not WiFi. Ethernet, it's the built in stuff on my dell wyse - it should afaict run just fine by way of using rtl8169.device, but it never seems to get an ip address and if i set it manually it just throws packets into the void and they never go anywhere or get received by anything. Tried three known good network leads just to rule it out.
Again you are only speaking from theory, we are talking about WinUAE not a real Amiga, with the 030 no JIT on WinUAE you don't do anything with it if you have to run AROS or run Porting or Amiga RTG systems.
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Anche qui parli solo per teoria, stiamo parlando di WinUAE non di una Amiga reale, con lo 030 no JIT non ci fai nulla su WinUAE se devi eseguire AROS o eseguire Porting o sistemi Amiga RTG.
Then it only fixes emulation problem or uses some different parts of emulator due to CPU architecture differences.https://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1099318&postcount=5 (https://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1099318&postcount=5)
Emulators designed to be as fast as possible NEVER get faster by selecting "better" CPU! (Usually it is the opposite due to emulated CPU being more complex).
(Oddly enough long time ago I was told that there is no speed difference. Use of CSPPC CPU model in BPPC was my very first suggestion..)
Correct what Toni Wilen says, but he is referring to the emulation of an AMiGA, systems that do not need so much power, AROS 68k is not a suitable system for AMiGA in fact on a real Amiga AROS 68k is very slow and unusable.Why do you bring real Amiga into this? I never referred real Amiga... sadly, I haven't touched a real Amiga for a long long time. And I just bring it on because once I thought that somehow in emulation 040/060 was a better option, and would like someone to have enlightened me regarding it.
As said several times, I recommend using 060 because otherwise 060 libraries, device or other software cannot be used.You should know that while there's some software that uses 060 libraries most actually doesn't. You should know that those libraries are made because 060 lacks some code and underperforms therefore a library is needed to take care of those issues. There's no software to my knowledge that isn't made for 020 yet it is for 060. These libraries are but a patch, but if like the author said there's no actual speed improvement from using an higher cpu, thiese patches aren't actually needed. :)
@miker, @AMIGASYSTEM
Please try if this new compilation of client works for you: https://axrt.org/development/ArosVNC_20230724-01.zip
There is a bug in original client that will always prevent it from starting.
EDIT: Also try version 02: https://axrt.org/development/ArosVNC_20230724-02.zip
01 is single threaded
02 is multi-threaded like the original compilation and required thread.library
Just tried both versions - both work fine, including sending mouse and keyboard events :-)
Just tried both versions - both work fine, including sending mouse and keyboard events :-)
Thanks. Did you notice any better operations with 02 over 01?
deadwood, on native AROS One x86 on PC I managed to connect with the VNC Client (see screenshot), both versions seem to work the same way.
Yesterday I could not connect because I did not know that you had to run VNC Server on the PC side and set a new password !!
I point out that on VMware does not work well, the connection with VNC Client works well, but open multiple screens (multiple Windows desktop)
Domanada but VNC Server on AROS works? no GUI is opened
Yes, the server does work (my test was AROS to AROS) but the server does not put up a gui.
P.S. oen thing though - the old client used to pop up a GUI, but not the new one?
P.S. oen thing though - the old client used to pop up a GUI, but not the new one?
I'm not sure what you mean? The old client (as attached by AMIGASYSTEM a few posts back) always crashes when you click connect, so I don't understand what you mean by "pop up a GUI"?
P.S. oen thing though - the old client used to pop up a GUI, but not the new one?
I'm not sure what you mean? The old client (as attached by AMIGASYSTEM a few posts back) always crashes when you click connect, so I don't understand what you mean by "pop up a GUI"?
Just the configuration gui so you could set th options before clicking 'connect' - I was not getting that with the new version, I had to set options via the shell.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Hmm, that GUI is a separate script and it requires AmiLUA to be installed.
How do you start it to get the GUI? Do you click the VNC-Client icon or start ArosVNC program?
@ntromans
ArosVNC is a Binary
VNC-Client is a script that generates the GUI for "ArosVNC"
If you create an icon for "ArosVNC" you will get a "Tool" icon
If you create an icon for "VNC-Client" you will get a "Project" icon
On AROS "Wanderer" there is no program to change the type of Icon, while you can do it with Dopus5 Magellan
Also you can change the AROS Icons on OS3
@ntromans
Nothing has changed, I downloaded the zip archives and the binaries are identical, I also tried to connect with my Acer One z5 with the fixed PC and I had no problem, see screenshot !
It may be that your network is in use by other software, try to disable / activate the network card, or restart the PC !