Listen to MOD music on AROS One 1.2 64bit

If you want to listen to MOD files from Wanderer and Dopus4, you need to copy the ‘AmiPlayMOD’ player to the C (I forgot to do this)

You can find the ‘AmiPlayMOD’ player in the path Extras/DOS-Tools/Music/AmiPlayMOD.

‘AmiPlayMOD’ is a good “DOS” player, but in the Extras/Music folder you will find a script I wrote called ‘PlayMidi’ that will allow you to start multiple MOD files in a playlist.

The Dopus4 configuration has been updated, and it is now possible to run binaries from Dopus4 with a simple double-click.
Even with DualPNG icons, it is possible to manage the Icon Tooltypes with a simple double-click on the .info file. This feature is already included in AROS One v1.2. Another feature implemented is the display of data files (including text files). Now, simply click on them to view them using Multiview.

All updates to the Dopus4 configuration will also be available on AROS One 32Bit (next version 2.9).

Yesterday, theoasisbbs.com published a great review of the new Core and AROS One v1.2 64-bit!

https://theoasisb...t-support/

It is not necessary to modify the Zune configuration of OWB. To resolve the issue, simply delete the ‘OWB.1.prefs’ file located in Prefs/Env-Archive/Zune.

This will cause OWB to use the default setting ‘global.prefs’, where ‘Redraw: without clear’ is set by default.

To make the change immediately, without having to restart Aros, you must also delete the file ‘OWB.1.prefs’ located in RAM:ENV/Zune.

Okay, I'll change the setting to “without clear.” It's strange that the problem occurs only native, while on VM no.
I had noticed this problem, but I thought it was due to my old PC.

I don't think this problem existed with the previous build. I don't remember changing the settings on OWB recently.

@AMIGASYSTEM

Is there any reason why you set “Redraw: with clear” for Windows in the custom preferences for OWB?

It doesn't make much difference on virtual machines, but for some reason it runs very slowly on real hardware, see the video:
https://youtu.be/...

I recommend changing this setting to “Redraw: without clear”, then there is no problem on real hardware.

@retrofaza

In a few hours, the new version of AROS One 1.2 will be available, as well as the update from v1.1 to v1.2 (it wasn't planned, but I decided to distribute it).

I deleted FinalBurnNeo, only the folder icon remains (I forgot to delete it).

@AMIGASYSTEM

Please do not add this alpha version of my FinalBurnNeo port to AROSOne1.2. I want to release it only when it is finished.

The new AROS One 64bit v.1.2 is coming soon. Once testing is complete, it will be available for download.
There are lots of new features concerning the Core, software updates and fixes.

There will be no update for Aros One 1.1, as there is too much data and too many configurations to replace, in addition to the removal of software that is no longer necessary.

Before installing the new AROS One, users will need to back up their personal data and then copy it to the new Aros One.

Strange, it should work on Native. It even works on my laptops/netbook without a floppy drive. Perhaps the floppy drive is disabled or does not exist in your PC's BIOS?

In any case, on AROS One, both 32-bit and 64-bit, in the Dopus4 folder, you will also find a version called ‘Dopus4-No-Floppy’ that works even if there is no floppy drive (modified by me).

Another solution would be to move ‘trackdisk.device’ from the “Devs” folder to the ‘Storage’ folder.

Trying out AROS one 64-bit on my DELL Latitude D520 and seams to work good For Dopus4 to run I had to edit Grub.cfg
Floppy=disabled

Updated the manual (vmware-install-arosone-64bit) on ArosArchive. Due to popular demand, the tutorial is now also available in Spanish and German.

Made some minor changes to improve the understanding of certain passages.

In just a few days, the tutorial has been downloaded by 90 people! I hope it helps spread the use of AROS!

To replace RunInDOSBox, i created a script named ‘DOSBox-Play’ that allows you to choose the path, binary file or bat file MS-DOS and have them run automatically from DOSBox. See a short demonstration video.

This script runs from a appropriate icon and can be run from any location. It also works on AROS One 32Bit and Amiga OS3.

Thanks to Deremon, DOSBox has also been ported to 64-bit!

DOSBox has been successfully tested with the game Prince Of Persia 2, with music and audio working!

To simplify the use of DOSBox and automatically associate executables and bat files with DOSBox, RunInDOSBox would also need to be ported to 64-bit.

Strange, I see that VMware does not seem to recognise the VESA video card. I suppose that it does not support the native VMware video card either.

I also notice that it cannot find the network. AROS One already has the network configured and active, and you can also connect from the ISO.

Regarding the installation error, it is usually caused by either a hard disk with insufficient capacity or a hard disk that has not been initialised (Wipe Disk not performed). If possible, you should try formatting it and see if the formatting is successful.

If necessary, check the VirtualBox ISO or the new GUI for QUemu Kyvos.

https://ko-fi.com...C0C51LTQXL

Exact steps from pdf also same outcome on Ubuntu 24.4

I used the .iso from your website

Verify that the hard disk size is as required, and also verify that the ISO/DVD/pendrive are not corrupted, no problem using VMware on Windows.

Here is my tutorial in PDF format that explains how to install AROS 64-bit correctly on VMware.

https://archives....-64bit.zip

Hi ppl,

I just download wmware 17.6.4 for ubuntu 24.4, arosone 1.1 just won't install , boots ok but error while installing to vmware virtual drive.

Anyone tried or knows this issue, btw night installs fine no errors but aros one abiv11 64bit v.1.1 gives me error while installing..

I have updated my website with the new logo and updated header, and now the 64-bit version is also listed.

https://sites.goo...ew/arosone

The AROS One logo has changed its look, it should now be more attractive, I hope you like it. I have created numerous variations for various purposes that you will find on the various GUIs. The logo is the result of imagination, a reconstruction with pieces recovered from the web and modified to have a personalised look for AROS One. Of course, I am not a graphic designer, everything is done manually, pixel by pixel.