AROS ABIv11 Release Thread

[miker1264]

I see the problem with undefined symbols. This is something that should not be happening. I think you are right and extraction from archive somehow damaged the file.

After doing some tests, I think the problem is in the x86 Build, I installed "AROS One + ABIv11 Host Linux", and the GCC worked fine, and the source compilation also worked correctly, see screenshot.

Then I used the "same Development folder" on x86 and got the usual error

I may be completely wrong but when I look at the screenshot you compiled the binary for Bin2Iso.

 Then you tried to run it with only Bin2Iso but that's the incorrect syntax. It needs a filename such a as Bin2Iso image.bin in order for it to run correctly.

At least that's what it looks like to me though there may be other issues involved as well. I wish I could test gcc also but I'm limited on hard disk space so I can't install distros. But I can install the developer tools over an existing install.

I'm new at installing gcc. Which directories do I copy?

[AMIGASYSTEM]

I didn't test the functionality of the BinToIso binary, but just to make sure it was executable, then maybe I will try if it works, in any case the original gives the same message if run without parameters.

Pechè works the GCC as mentioned in PM, you have to copy the entire "contents of the Development Folder" (351 MB) , inside the "Development Folder" of the Build, that's all.

Then make sure that the "S" folder included in the Development folder has the "Package-Startup" File that includes the Assigns.

Important, to use GCC "do not use" the Shell run from Icon (System Folder), but use the Shell launched from Menu Wanderer. This is important otherwise the GCC command will not be found.

Remember ce the GCC v11 works only on AROS Host Linux.

[AMIGASYSTEM]

deadwood, I found two serious oddities on the Build "aros-pc-x86_64-ABV1-alpha-3"

- If you delete the icons to the files located in the path "System/Wanderer/Tools, the respective exe files, are no longer executable, I attach comprehensive video,
 
Consider that on AROS One x86 I always deleted those icons because in my opinion never used by user ! and this problem does not exist

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UYHO14InJLnBmHkEXPEdcuhj9KoHVTGy/view?usp=share_link


- The second oddity, if you replace all the system icons (which I do hundreds of times on AROS One X86), InstallAROS "does not install" the Development folder, despite there being a checkmark to enable it.

Here I ask a question, InstallAROS some "script" or "File "performs for installation, again it could be the fault of some icon

[deadwood]

@AMIGASYSTEM

Bug reports added:

https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/issues/95
https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/issues/96

[AMIGASYSTEM]

@Amiwell

Beware, as reported above, TinyAROS has the same problems, InstallAROS does not install the Development folder, and if you delete the icons, or change the icon type "Must be Tool icon" from "System/Wanderer/Tools", the Command "Info" does not work, see my video attached above.


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Attenzione, come segnalato sopra, TinyAROS ha gli stessi problemi, InstallAROS non installa la cartella Development, e se elimini le icone, o cambi il tipo di icona "Deve essere icona Strumento" da "System/Wanderer/Tools", il Comando "Info" non funziona, vedi il mio video allegato sopra.

[Amiwell]

I have no problem with icons with development tools you do not install them thaks

[AMIGASYSTEM]

I have no problem with icons with development tools you do not install them thaks

I didn't understand, answer in Italian, on TinyAROS virtual machines "It doesn't install the Development folder"
You don't have the the icon promblem because on TinyAROS "you still have the original Build icons"


Try installing TinyAROS on VMware and you'll see that it doesn't install the Development folder, a large proportion of AROS users use VMware !


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Non ho capito, rispondi in italiano, su macchine virtuali TinyAROS "Non installa la cartella Development"
Non hai il problema icone perchè su TinyAROS "tu hai ancora le icone originali della Build"

Prova a installare TinyAROS su VMware e vedrai che non installa la cartella Development, gran parte degli utenti AROS usa VMware !

[Amiwell]

Deadwood can't worry about the native version at the moment abiv11 said that only 1% of his time will be spent

ita

ho le ken icons v2.3 e si non installa i development tools ma tanto non funzionano e deadwood al momento si sta preoccupando di altro

[AMIGASYSTEM]

No, in that path you don't have ken icons, you didn't replace them with ken icons. see screenshot!
The Developent folder however must be able to be installed because it also serves other Development Applications.

--- Ita ---

No, in quel percorso non hai le icone ken icons, non le hai sostituite con le  ken icons. guarda screenshot!
La cartella Developent comunque deve essere poter essere installata perchè serve anche ad altre Applicazioni di Sviluppo.

[Amiwell]

yes those I never change

[Amiwell]

as for the dev tools deadwood will fix the problem when he has time

[salass00]

Is it possible to use the cross compiler that gets built/used during during the ABIv11 build process?

I tried adding the toolchain-core-x86_64 directory (that contains x86_64-aros-gcc, etc.) to PATH but when I try to compile anything it fails to find standard header files and static libraries.

[deadwood]

@salass00

Yes, it's possible

In order to use the cross-compiler built in step 1 for compiling your own projects (which don't use AROS builds system / mmakefile.src approach), you need to provide --sysroot parameter, for example:

$ <myprojects>/arosbuilds/toolchain-core-x86_64/x86_64-aros-gcc --sysroot=<myprojects>/arosbuilds/core-linux-x86_64-d/bin/

Taken from here: https://github.com/deadw00d/AROS/blob/master/INSTALL.md

[Amiwell]

amitube v1.4 again works on x64v11

[AMIGASYSTEM]

deadwood, I made a News of AROS 20230430-1 on EAB, in order to avoid that I give some incorrect answers, possibly you could step in to give the right answers to some users, thank you

https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=114416