The installation is simple, just burn the i386 build to cd or dvd, install it and then overwrite the distribution core in the archive. Unfortunately I can't make a complete iso because of some problems with the software to create it, the distribution core has to be transferred to a usb key, so it's easy to have the files to overwrite after the installation of the build.

from the images I started janus-uae you have to find the roms and the classic operating system then in the EAB server there is all the software you want

I set up better Tiny 3.5 Light all the updates on my site

I put on aros i386 OWB 2.0 I use version 1.26 because I need the context menu for posting news in the various amiga forums i.e. the address links

I have updated Tiny 3.5 Light with new fonts and libraries for SMB2 I am uploading the package in a few hours it will be available

I will change cloud service, I am trying one to see if the upload/download is acceptable.

I don't know how many people use my distribution, however it can be a good starting point. I explained how to perform the installation since I have problems with my software that creates ISO files. I should also add that I am paying for a hosting service for my site and the cloud service.All the best to everyone.

Announcing that TinyAros will only be 64-bit I am updating the website

All Best

TinyAros v1.1 x86_64

Build

2025-04-18-1

System

Wanderer
Ken's Icons V4

Update

OWB
SMB2FS
Filesysbox.library
InstallerLG

Software

AmiTube
MuiMapparium
Mplayer
ZuneView
ArosPDF
BeeBase
Leu
Legadon
Protrekkr
ZunePaint
WCS
MCAmiga
ZuneCalc
System Tools and Utilities

AddStuff

Development Tools
WhatIFF Magazine
Regina DOC
Games
Demos

@Amiwell79 congrats! You always do an awesome job on Tiny Aros!

Thank you very much I do the possible

I thank all the developers without whom Aros could not exist.

My distribution does not contain all the software that is on the archives, only what is necessary; I will continue with the development that is now only 64-bit.

I remind everyone that I can no longer create the ISO with the complete system, I have problems with the software I was using, but however, the installation is not difficult. The archive includes the main ISO to burn and install afterwards. There is the true core of TinyAros, which must be installed by overwriting all the files in the system partition created at the end of the main build installation. The development tools are available separately; if you want to install them, proceed as with the core of the distribution. The AISS package remains to be unpacked wherever you want, remembering to create the assign tbimages.

I managed to create the ISO, I just need to test it.

The iso is online

thank you all developers and user

there are also the latest fixes thanks again

@Amiwell79 I clicked download link on your website but the Adrive page reporting file not available!i'll be happy to download it when it's fixed thanks Amiwell79

Fixed

While searching through the old forums of aros-exec, I came across this interesting link. Looks like you can create a bootable USB by copying ISO in this E2B USB prepaper

https://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/2018/02/add-aros-aspireos-titan-to-e2b.html

I haven't tried it but that could be cool to have different AROS distros to try on one USB.