Tested on AROS 64-bit and work great on my DELL laptop so thanks for the update Neil :)

ah.. ok thanks, anyway I haven't spent much

[quote name=Amiwell79 post=11878]@Amiwell79 - I bought an AR9271 dongle hoping that it works:)[/quote] No USB devices are supported.

I bought an AR9271 dongle hoping that it works:)

It gives me the same error if I don't register, let's wait for the 64-bit version, I won't use the 32-bit version anymore

It gives me the same error if I don't register

I downloaded the installer and the installation goes well, however I need to try again, we are still talking about the 32-bit version and yes, you need to register and that is not a problem

The installer works fine, but if you download the archived version, there’s no need to run the installer. In the screenshot, you can see the error message for the 32-bit version; what’s more, I think it’s unusable without registration!

The 64-bit version must be recompiled to branch v11

The developer made a mistake compiling the 64-bit version, I am referring to 8.9 LTS. Only this branch is compatible with AROS. Yes, I tried installing the 32-bit version, the installer works but I did not go all the way to the end of the installation.

@Amiwell79 Have you tried version 8.9 LTS? The 32-bit version has a RAM error, whereas the 64-bit version doesn't work ‘Guru!’

32 bit version works fine

ok the developer is wrong he will compile the software for abiv11

I sent an email to the developer, version 4.9 LTS doesn't work on AROS x64 either. I don't see references to abiv11, only abiv0.

try it 8.9 lts version

It seems that the AGX Engine v9.2 archive does not contain any 32-bit or 64-bit AROS executables!

error x64 aros

I had downloaded the wrong version:P https://arkhamdev.net

Version 8.9 LTS has been released but I didn't understand how to install it, it should be supported

In the upcoming AROS.games update, you’ll find a new port of the Pico8 game emulator. Here’s what it looks like so far: [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JneouoJEsUY[/url] Which emulators do you think are still missing? What would be worth porting?