Oh no! Where's the JavaScript?
Your Web browser does not have JavaScript enabled or does not support JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript on your Web browser to properly view this Web site, or upgrade to a Web browser that does support JavaScript.

Conversion x86-64-v11

Last updated on 1 month ago
cdimaurocdimauroJunior Member
Posted 1 month ago

Deremon wrote:

@Deremon - Hi,
FYI I've compiled Python 2.7.18 and libmpg123 with binary tools (conversion and playback via command line) for AROS x86_64 abiv11, I've uploaded them on archives, waiting for approval at the moment Smile

FYI, you may be eligible for the Python bounty: https://power2peo...ts/python/

Please, check the requirements, because something is likely still missing to completely fulfill it.
D
DeremonJunior Member
Posted 1 month ago

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM - Thank you, Deremon. We need to remove the old versions of Python from Development. Is there a procedure or script to remove all the old files without having to do it manually ?


Unfortunately it has to be removed manually, however different versions of python can coexist, you can simply copy the new version and replace the bin/python binary with bin/python2.7
(if you keep multiple versions it's advisable to leave the bin with the version, so you can just copy python2.7 to python and then replace the old bin/python)
R
retrofazaMember
Posted 1 month ago

AMIGASYSTEM wrote:

@AMIGASYSTEM - @retrofaza

The game ‘Super-Haxagon’ includes files with the extension ‘Zone.Identifier’. I believe these are not game files, but some sort of MorhpOS system descriptors.

These files cannot be included in an ISO (they are not supported).


These are files created when copying Windows->WSL. You can delete them.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
@retrofaza

The game ‘Super-Haxagon’ includes files with the extension ‘Zone.Identifier’. I believe these are not game files, but some sort of MorhpOS system descriptors.

These files cannot be included in an ISO (they are not supported).
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
Thank you, Deremon. We need to remove the old versions of Python from Development. Is there a procedure or script to remove all the old files without having to do it manually ?
D
DeremonJunior Member
Posted 1 month ago
Hi,
FYI I've compiled Python 2.7.18 and libmpg123 with binary tools (conversion and playback via command line) for AROS x86_64 abiv11, I've uploaded them on archives, waiting for approval at the moment Smile
Amiwell79, aha, retrofaza, ntromans, cdimauro
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 1 month ago
Thanks retrofaza, great job. Unfortunately, I can no longer find sources that I can compile on native Aros, and Linux sources are too complicated for me to compile on native.

I created the Giddy3 and Delugem icons in AROS One style for you. I'm attaching the archive!
You do not have access to view attachments
R
retrofazaMember
Posted 1 month ago
Let's go, let's go with the ports, we're not stopping! Wink

Giddy 3 available for download in Archives

ntromans, Amiwell79, deadwood
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
Thank you, I created the AROS One style icons for TiltNRoll, I am attaching the archive!
You do not have access to view attachments
R
retrofazaMember
Posted 2 months ago
Another game - TiltNRoll
Available for download and testing in Archives
Edited by amigamia on 24-08-2025 22:42, 2 months ago
aha, Farox, Argo, ntromans
A
Amiwell79Distro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
WCS is in the testing phase, new catalogs and other features have been added.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
Thank you, the Binaries work well on 64 and I will leave them as tools on AROS One 64.
D
deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 2 months ago
No worries AMIGASYSTEM - I appreciate you compiling software for 64-bit, so keep it up. I'll just delete this one archive.
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 2 months ago
Deadwood, I'm sorry, I compiled all the binaries, I didn't know that I also had to compile ‘libmikmod.a’. Now I don't know how to compile it. If the archives are no good, you can delete them!

If I need to restore version 3.3.11.1 32-bit, I can download it from Aminet!

Next time I'll avoid complicating complex sources, sorry again!

http://aminet.net...rch=search
D
deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 2 months ago
@AMIGASYSTEM

It looks like there was some problem with creating this archive: https://archives.arosworld.org/?function=showfile&file=development/library/libmikmod.x86_64-aros-v11.zip

It contains 32-bit version of libmikmod.a from 2023 instead of new 64-bit version. Can you re-submit corrected archive?
Edited by deadwood on 31-07-2025 09:54, 2 months ago
D
DeremonJunior Member
Posted 3 months ago
@deadwood
We need to succeed compiling it first Wink but yes, we may need a hand after that
D
deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 3 months ago
@Farox

If you run into blockers/unknown crashes with the port, please contact me here or on Discord and I will try to help.
Edited by deadwood on 25-07-2025 09:35, 3 months ago
A
Amiwell79Distro Maintainer
Posted 3 months ago
Thank you very muchLike
R
retrofazaMember
Posted 3 months ago

Farox wrote:

@Farox - Thanks but at moment i have too much to do, in collaboration with @Deremon we started to look at porting SDL2 for Aros....but for this i think to start another thread....most probably we need some heavy help with this.


I'm keeping my fingers crossed for SDL2. It's a milestone we really need!
F
FaroxMember
Posted 3 months ago
Thanks but at moment i have too much to do, in collaboration with @Deremon we started to look at porting SDL2 for Aros....but for this i think to start another thread....most probably we need some heavy help with this.
retrofaza, deadwood, x-vision
You can view all discussion threads in this forum.
You cannot start a new discussion thread in this forum.
You cannot reply in this discussion thread.
You cannot start on a poll in this forum.
You cannot upload attachments in this forum.
You cannot download attachments in this forum.
Users who participated in discussion: amigamia, serk118uk, deadwood, AMIGASYSTEM, retrofaza, Amiwell79, cdimauro, Farox, Deremon, Mazze, x-vision