https://archive.org/details/piAROS

I combined the contents of the NB system and contrib packages and added Amelinium, Emalinium, and Telegram to Extras/Networking/Apps, as well as SuperTrevorLand to Extras/Games.
I plan to post this link on the Raspberry Pi forum. I think it will make it easier for people unfamiliar with AROS to get acquainted with the system.
Naturally, I will update the archive as more aarch64 applications become available. For now, I haven't changed the default icons, though I likely will in the next version.

Network works?

Hi,

Use the new Wifi Prefs instead of Network prefs. It's way better than before but not perfect, at least for me.

Bo's latest commits concerned to network preferences. I assume there is an improvement.

Great to see first steps for distribution of AROS on Pi

[quote name=Bohun post=14648]@Bohun - https://archive.org/details/piAROS

I combined the contents of the NB system and contrib packages and added Amelinium, Emalinium, and Telegram to Extras/Networking/Apps, as well as SuperTrevorLand to Extras/Games.
I plan to post this link on the Raspberry Pi forum. I think it will make it easier for people unfamiliar with AROS to get acquainted with the system.
Naturally, I will update the archive as more aarch64 applications become available. For now, I haven't changed the default icons, though I likely will in the next version.[/quote]

Thank you for doing this. It's an excellent idea that I have been thinking as well but just don't have the time.

I noticed you zipped the content on a mac which adds all bunch of dot files. You may want to run a dot_clean ([url]https://ss64.com/mac/dot_clean.html[/url]) command on the folder before zipping it. Just to keep things clean for us poor Windows users

[img]https://www.arosworld.org/infusions/forum/attachments/screenshot_2026-09-21_192413.png[/img]

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Thank you for your report. The dots have been cleaned and the archive replaced.

@Bohun

A user on amiga-news.de tested PiAROS on a Pi400 (http://amiga-news.de/de/forum/thread.php?id=36673&BoardID=6) and got the following error:

https://postimg.cc/njcJPdGL

Do you know what could be wrong?

I can only test this on the RPi 3 (and the 500+, though that isn't supported yet). It’s a lesson for the future to run internal tests on the 4/400 first, so I’ll need help from someone who owns that hardware.
Tomorrow, I’ll try to prepare a new version based on the latest nightly build and ask an RPi 400 owner to test it before release.