sshfs works with all distribution

there is also sshfs: ssh2-handler is filesystem for accessing files remotely using the SFTP protocol. It is based on libssh2 1.8.0 and uses AmiSSLv4 for SSL encryption /decryption. Requirements: - filesysbox.library 54.3 or newer. - z.library 2.1 or newer (https://github.com/salass00/z_lib/releases). - AmiSSL 4.12 or newer. Usage: Create a DOSDriver with the following contents: Handler = L:ssh2-handler StackSize = 65536 Priority = 5 GlobVec = -1 Startup = "<args>" Where <args> should follow the template: HOSTADDR/A,PORT/N/K,USER/A,PASSWORD,VOLUME,READONLY/S,NOSSHAGENT/S,KEYFILE/K,ROO TDIR/K HOSTADDR is the IP address or domain name of the SSH server. PORT is the port number (defaults to 22). USER is the user name. PASSWORD is the login password or key file passphrase depending on the authentication method used. If this argument is left out a password requester will be used instead. VOLUME is the AmigaDOS volume name (defaults to <user>()<hostaddr>). READONLY sets the filesystem to read only mode. NOSSHAGENT stops filesystem from attempting to connect to ssh-agent. KEYFILE can be used to change the key file used for public key authentication (defaults to "$HOME/.ssh/id_rsa" or "HOME:.ssh/id_rsa"). ROOTDIR sets the root directory to use as the root of the volume (defaults to "/"). To connect to a SFTP server with IP 192.168.1.16 and port 122 using username "user123" use: Startup = "192.168.1.16 PORT=122 user123" If you want the handler to be started immediately on mount, rather than on the first access, then make sure that ACTIVATE=1 is set in either in the icon tooltypes or in the DOSDriver file itself.

Aros One currently does not have a Host version because I am not a Linux expert and do not use Linux systems. I would be happy if someone would like to create a Host version of AROS One. Regarding sharing with Linux, on AROS One in the path Extras/Internet/SMB2/SMB2-GUI, there is a GUI to create the connection with a shared of any OS, the GUI is very simple and you can share, volumes, folders or Network Units very easily. Once you have created the connection you can copy the DOSDrivers (SMB2) found in Storage/DOSDrivers, it wherever you see fit, or drag them to AmiStart, to mount share when you prefer. In the path Extras/Internet/SMB2 folder there are also other icons that allow you to dismount/restart SMB2, see my video: https://youtu.be/v0kkvXbY7W0

@deadwood Hello, I overwrote the Icaros files with ABI-V0 i386. except user-startup and startup-sequence. OWB works, Janus-ue too. [url=https://ibb.co/Nj1Z5W9][img]https://i.ibb.co/0MBhTYC/shot-2024-01-19-12-04-56.jpg[/img][/url] @AMIGASYSTEM [url=https://ibb.co/VHPJkhK][img]https://i.ibb.co/5YfGJz7/shot-2024-01-19-12-20-54.jpg[/img][/url] Unlike Icaros, I do not have access to my Linux partitions. I haven't found how to do it. I haven't found how to try it in bootstrap, there is no executable. It's a shame. I still have to try Tiny AROS V3

Thank you for your answers, I will try, and let you know. Thanks again for the help.

When running hosted AROS do: AROSBootstrap -m 1024 to get 1GB RAM (for example) Please note that Icaros has not been updated for a while now. If you get things going, you might consider updating the core system - it should boil down to downloading latest ABIv0 hosted release and overwriting all Icaros files with it. Just be sure to make backup of Icaros first - as you will be updating "across" ~5 years of development so things can go wrong.

Chrisripp what did you run on the last image ? With Ost versions the errors might come from the Linux world ! If you are not AROS expert, I recommend to use a native version on VM first, VMware recommended, after where all hardware is supported and all AROS x86 programs work fine !

memory can be set in the preferences programme in sys:prefs

I don't know:(

I've no enough memory aviable. what command do you put on image 3? Do you have any idea about the memory problem? [url=https://ibb.co/bvMFrcb][img]https://i.ibb.co/Wz40cmV/shot-2024-01-17-23-15-22.jpg[/img][/url] [url=https://ibb.co/r26y40Z][img]https://i.ibb.co/d42KGMQ/shot-2024-01-17-23-16-34.jpg[/img][/url] [url=https://ibb.co/hHqs00r][img]https://i.ibb.co/vmt199f/shot-2024-01-17-23-17-01.jpg[/img][/url] [url=https://ibb.co/T0XDWqL][img]https://i.ibb.co/3FX5RYz/shot-2024-01-17-23-17-45.jpg[/img][/url]

OWB do not works

hosted icaros does not have an x window so you start icaros on window and linux apps you can start them from debian

Hello, I downloaded and installed Icaros 2.3 (desktop-live). The install.sh script works fine on Debianx64. I tried Hostapp application with dotdesktop script. Once I choose my .desktop, the application freezes, stays on zzz. How can I create the launcher manually? Thank you

https://archiveos.org/icaros-desktop/

The download Links from the Icaros Desktop Web Site do not work. Can somebody here provide an alternative Download Link to Icaros Desktop 2.3? Please?

I doubt there will be support in AROS for running Windows or Linux executables in future. If you want to join there two worlds there are two solutions: 1) Run AROS in hosted mode on top of Linux or Windows. You basically use Windows or Linux but you get a separate "window" with AROS system 2) AxRuntime will enable AROS programs to be run "integrated" into Linux. You will still be running Linux as your main operating systems, but AROS programs will look as if they are running directly on Linux as well.

in the future there will be axruntime aros will be integrated on linux:)

[quote name=deadwood post=2746]@deadwood - With regards to this, AROS executables are ELF objects files, but AROS cannot run Window (.exe) or Linux (.deb) software - only software ported and compiled for AROS.[/quote] Ah, fair enough. Will there be support in the future for such compatibility?

only aros executables work on your system

With regards to this, AROS executables are ELF objects files, but AROS cannot run Window (.exe) or Linux (.deb) software - only software ported and compiled for AROS.