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Conversion x86-64-v11

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Amiwell79Distro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#20
thank you serkLike
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#19
Okay, problem solved. AnZIP and ArZIP are now independent Smile

AmiSSL is essential for some important apps to work, including AmiTranslate.
serk118ukserk118ukSoftware Dev
Posted 1 month ago
#18
anZip fixed.. (attached)

ArZip should be ok with changes to anZIP ,I am using my hobby time working on arSFSDoctor mainly but i might sorta get back to my other tools for update later on.

List -> Waiting for my hobby time
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GLFW
Raylib
AviBuild
Framebuild
HarmonyPlayer
arMODPlug Player
TmpPlus
meteData
VideoEditor
btree.Library
etc

Requested Lists
----------------------
AmiSSL
Yam
SimpleMail
Few games,port back to 64


and rest of my programs hopefully all back port to 64 soon.
amigamia, Amiwell79
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AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#17
Thanks, ArZip could also do with a GUI overhaul.
serk118ukserk118ukSoftware Dev
Posted 1 month ago
#16

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM - Thanks, serk!

Question: does AnZip replace ArZip? I ask because I noticed that they use the same Zune configuration file.

Basically, if Zune Prefs is set to save the GUI size, when I shrink the AnZip GUI, the ArZip GUI automatically shrinks too.

For example, if I choose a small GUI for AnZip, it will create graphic artefacts on AnZip. I am attaching a short demonstration video.


Nice catch, I actually use same mui template to stsrt my gui. I must forgotten to change.

I will recompile and fix one area of anzip too.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#15
Thanks, serk!

Question: does AnZip replace ArZip? I ask because I noticed that they use the same Zune configuration file.

Basically, if Zune Prefs is set to save the GUI size, when I shrink the AnZip GUI, the ArZip GUI automatically shrinks too.

For example, if I choose a small GUI for AnZip, it will create graphic artefacts on AnZip. I am attaching a short demonstration video.
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serk118ukserk118ukSoftware Dev
Posted 1 month ago
#14

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM -

serk118uk wrote:

@serk118uk -

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM - @serk118uk

With zaphod_b2, the search now works. Thank you.

PortalE is installed on AROS One 32bit and works well, just run it from the Shell.


Glad zaphod resolved..

I thought I was porting to 64bit not 32bit, is there portalE for 64bit?


I found a problem with ‘Zaphod’ when using Search/Replace: replace does not work and deletes all the data in the file.


Thanks i will look into this in next few days..
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#13

serk118uk wrote:

@serk118uk -

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM - @serk118uk

With zaphod_b2, the search now works. Thank you.

PortalE is installed on AROS One 32bit and works well, just run it from the Shell.


Glad zaphod resolved..

I thought I was porting to 64bit not 32bit, is there portalE for 64bit?


I found a problem with ‘Zaphod’ when using Search/Replace: replace does not work and deletes all the data in the file.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
#12

deadwood wrote:

@deadwood - Your Input on the screen shot shows "RAM Disk:" and the requests asks for "Disk". It's suspicious and probably means that paths with spaces in them are not handled well. Are you also getting same "Disk" requsters when select input and output to paths with spaces in them?


Resolved on AROS One 64Bit, the space error is corrected by an application called ‘Gsar’ to be copied to the C folder.

Gsar is located on Aros Archive, I managed to compile it to 64bit and now ‘IconPoser’ works fine with no errors even if you save with a name without the .info extension.

IconPoser is not complete. To work properly, you need to convert ‘picturereq’ to 64-bit. This request file previews the images to be used to create new icons, but I couldn't find the sources for ‘picturereq’ Yannick Erb!
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#11
@Farox

Thanks, it works well. Tomorrow I will add the .lzo format to ZuneARC, and I will also create a Datatypes Descriptor so that Wanderer can identify ‘lzo’ archives.

lzop is a file compressor similar to gzip. Its main advantages over gzip
are much higher compression and decompression speed at the cost of
some compression ratio.

lzop was designed with the following goals in mind:
- speed (both compression and decompression)
- reasonable drop-in compatibility to gzip
- portability
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FaroxMember
Posted 2 months ago
#10
@AMIGASYSTEM
Here is Lzop 1.04 compiled for Aros64bit...please test if it works
I try to compile the old 1.02 from the Archive but give me trouble...and switched to the new release.

If all works i'll pubblish lzop and ProcessIcon soon.
Edited by Farox on 21-12-2025 08:11, 2 months ago
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AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#9
On 32-bit, this can be resolved by using a path without spaces!

On 64-bit, I no longer have the Disk request, but there are other strange requests. I have attached the Iconposer.zip archive above if you would like to check it out. Thank you.
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 2 months ago
#8
Your Input on the screen shot shows "RAM Disk:" and the requests asks for "Disk". It's suspicious and probably means that paths with spaces in them are not handled well. Are you also getting same "Disk" requsters when select input and output to paths with spaces in them?
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#7
My suspicion that LUA has some bugs is confirmed by the fact that I received the same error on 32-bit with the Lzop GUI, see screenshot.

Lzop does not exist for 64-bit. I tried to compile it but received errors.

This can be resolved by assigning the Disk volume.

If anyone can verify the functionality of Lua, it would be very useful, given that there are applications on Aros that use it.
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AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#6
There is no Assign on 32Bit, it was just a possible fix to apply on 64bit.

Potrebbe essere anche AmiLua 64bit ad avere qualche problema !

It could also be AmiLua 64bit that is having some problems!
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FaroxMember
Posted 2 months ago
#5
Or probably a missing/different Assign on 64 bit respect from 32 bit? It's only an idea.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#4
I thought so too, but IconPoser is identical to the one used on 32-bit, only Processicon changes!

I'll try to create an assign if necessary!
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FaroxMember
Posted 2 months ago
#3
uhmm most probably a problem inside IconPoser , don't think is Processicon that call this requester.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#2
Farox, I tested ‘ProcessIcon’ with ‘IconPoser’. It works well, the icon is created, but when saving, a request appears asking me to enter the disk volume.

This problem does not exist in the 32-bit version. I am attaching a screenshot and the IconPoser archive.
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AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
#1
Thank you Farox, always so helpful!
Farox
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