AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
3 hours agoOn VMware, I get the same result as deadwood!
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This is what I get when running under hosted. Which version of regina.library do you have?
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Not sure if this is new or not. Executing the rexx command line:
rx "say show(p)"
gives the error attached on my i5 laprop. show(c) or show(f) do not give a crash.
Cheers,
Nigel.
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Please continue testing the update and report any other regressions. I will work on the muimaster issue from Monday.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
1 day agoAs mentioned, there is now a serious bug with U3 that did not exist before. Basically, if you enable Zune saving on applications, you will get a system crash as soon as you try to restart the app. For example, if you go to Icon information and save a Tooltypes, if you try to repeat it, you will get a system crash and a VMware restart.
Regarding the deletion of files or folders, except for files in use, Wanderer has problems if it has to delete a folder with files included. To solve this, you must first empty the folder and then delete it. In some cases, you have to repeat this several times.
With Dopus4, this problem does not exist. You can delete anything with one click, except for files or folders in use.
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AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
1 day agoThis only happened to me with the new U3 update; I never had this problem with previous updates.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
1 day agoAROS-20250418-1-U3-any-x86_64-update It has a serious bug, and I suspect that the culprit is ‘muimaster.library’.
Basically, if you have or create a Zune preference for any Zune application, when you restart the application, the system crashes and VMware restarts.
Yes, I believe the 120 GB limit (actually 127?) is an SFS limitation.
Unfortunatelly not. 2GB limit is on the dos.library API level - we need a new 64-bit API (AFAIK AmigaOS4 and MorphOS have such APIs). 120GB limit - I'm not sure. It might be SFS limit, because device drivers (ata/sata) should already support higher sizes I think.
Quick question - does 64 bit increase the 120GB per partition and/or the 2GB per file maximum?
Cheers,
Nigel.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
4 days agoTomorrow I will test all the Hollywood apps to check that there are no more graphics issues. Some are being updated with the new Hollywood 11 and I am checking whether they still work.
I've found an iissue but I'm not sure if it's program or datatype related. When saving in both ZunePaint and ZuneView an ILBM image, the resulting file is corrupted and cannot be viewed or opened as ab image, even in the programs that saved them. As mentioned, I'm not sure if this is to do with the programs or if they save using the ILBM datatype.
Cheers
Nigel.
Ok, good. That was practically the last thing I wanted to fix before starting to prepare the update.