VIM is too difficult to use for those who are unfamiliar with it, while Lite-XL is useful for all users, even less experienced ones, for editing text files on the fly. Among other things, it allows you to drag text files onto the GUI without using File Request, which you cannot do with the AROS system editor.
I am not very experienced, but the Lite-XL sources do not seem to be very complicated to port to AROS 64-bit.

Hi all,

I have recompiled arSFSDoctor to 64bit , my tests are via vmware 17 and scan works but check fails on vmware , someone please test arSFSDoctor on 64bit native aros or qemu and let me know if passes check function..(i hope its attached here)

Serk on my WMware arSFSDoctor, as soon as I run it, it goes into Guru mode!

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Please try native if you can , what's your vmware's version. ? You can also run Sashimi before you run arSFSDoctor.

Works fine on my vmware 17 with your distro AONE 1.2.

Do you mind if you could take a screen shot of crash with more.thanks..

Hi,

Just tried native first is without increasing info size and other increased to see if it changed anything

@ Serk

I am using VMware v12 Please find attached a screenshot from Guru.

I have no crashes on my vmware and beside runs very fine.

Weird I am using same version of aros as @AMIGASYSTEM , used gcc from same distro , I will do crosscompile tomorrow and retest..

Here is my video via vmware 17


Incase youtube fails to display here.
https://youtu.be/mTVP_LFMOlI?feature=shared

Another video from my Ubuntu
https://youtu.be/2iKPDc9Cv7w?feature=shared


I have not installed native 64bit aros yet but I do have 64bit laptop (using for 32bit arosone atm ) , i will install 64bit once I backup all my works.

I am attaching a screenshot where you can see the error detected with Sashimi.

FYI, looking at the error message, the error happens in SetNotification function, 120 bytes from function start. Something is trying to use NULL pointer. Adding bug() statements with displaying of values of objects used in that function might show which one of them is NULL.

Thank you all for trying , just attached another version with memory guard added around pointers and null checks are placed..

I hope its solved , thanks.

Hi Serk!
Unfortunately, it's still crashing. I'm attaching the log.

I have this result

@serk118uk

Be sure to give you VM more than 4GB RAM - otherwise some 64-bit bugs will not be visible to you as the memory will still fit within 32-bit range.

With arsfsdoctor_r2, the Guru is still present, and Sashimi reports the same error shown in my previous screenshot.

I made a video from vmware from Ubuntu to aros and fired up arSFSDoctor still works..



https://youtu.be/...JwNFumvkBY

Vmware is set over 4gb, its arosone 1.2 , so weird and difficult to trace since my arSFSDoctor running without crashing on my vmware 17.5 with out problem.

You may see it says aros one 11 on my vmware setting but it's actually aros one 1.2.

It's very weird I use @AMIGASYSTEM's distro and his crashes and mine works nicely..

I don't want to break the code since it just works on mine, only option i have is to install aros one 1.2 to my 64bit acer natively.

I need crashes on my side to fix problems.

I added extra checks and still passes with successfully so I am bit stuck to figure out where crash is coming from.

Serk, 4 GB is not enough for 64-bit. Many gurus are not displayed. You need to set at least 6 GB!

I tried 6gb and 7gb still no crashes.

I am on Ubuntu 24.4, laptop lenovo x220, vmware 17.5, I used other 64bit option when installing at vmware , guide from your tutorial pdf you have recently upload,

Download Aros one 1.2 iso from your website, I tried both vmware aros and crosscompile and both works on my aros and no crashes. Last option native run but I need time to backup my 32bit aros and install 64bit aros.

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjPJR3daPgF2DmLavvRiu1BIH4GewXqwDUj4tuQBnuECuB4ibpDj-3SbVEsphnee6uZ28agb06lXFmbgmsRJt9Wee5j9oPl_wbtyhqH2dwtJHUdQ4tHmJurTv_-skEu4onGdeS0e6rQFO79TZrtBOlLTJJ5bz73vx0utFIYs6vNg9Sur8At-5UTKRsPbFBK



I decided to install arosone 1.2 to my Acer Aspire One D255 and run as native.

I can only boot with vesa 800x600 but same computer used to run arosone 32bit at 1024x768 via Intelgma, did I just made mistake by installing 64bit..

Anyway time to try arSFSDoctor on my native arosone 1.2.

Native boot


Intelgma fails


Is there way to use vesa in 1024x768 as my 32bit on 64bit arosone? If yes how?

Or if we have fixed version of intelgma for aros 64bit.(where to download)

BTW surprisingly 64bit arosone 1.2 runs native and arSFSDoctor dont crashes.

Are you people using another distro or deadwood's test iso's that am not aware of it?

Hi,

If you press c at the grub boot selection - type in vesainfo it will give you a list of resolutions it may handle.

Press esc to get back to one entry and press e and edit the resolution line to one that will suit

Once finished press F10 to boot and see hat happens

Are you sure you have native mode with AROS One v1.2 64bit? If you check with screenmode, you will see that you are using VESA.
I believe that native mode is not detected automatically by the video card, which will use VESA.

I am using SFSDoctor with AEROS One 1.2 Clean, which is practically the same as yours.

The error detected with Sashimi with arSFSDoctor is the same one I encountered with Emuv0 0.18, which Deadwood fixed with the new version 0.19.