Ok

@Bilbo

This is AROS Portable.
Its advantage is that you can run it on almost any hardware. But it also has its limitations, such as the fact that you can't manage disk space from within it.

That seems to be the AROS Portable which according to information from the web it is based on AROS One 1.3 64bit. You can run it directly from USB stick without installing it.

Download the disk image then use a utility like Rufus to burn it to a 16GB USB stick. Select the correct drive before burning to USB stick.

After you burn the image to the USB boot disk, insert the USB disk & restart your laptop. It should boot into AROS One Portable.

@AMIGASYSTEM
May have more information.

This topic is no longer relevant; I’ve only just looked into how AROS is structured and how it boots up. My apologies for taking up everyone’s time.

i'm use download from https://drive.use...0796891789

"How did you load the image onto the hard drive"
linux fedora dd comand in terminal - ( dd if=20260225-arosportable64.img of=/dev/sdb bs=4M status=progress oflag=sync )

My laptop
https://support.h...ku=320U3EA

Wifi working
use usb-hotspot conect to smartphone

Tried open Installer application not working

How did you load the image onto the hard drive? Did you use the installer?

Hello
I've loaded an AROS image onto mu hard frive and nearly 200GB of gree space.
I tried to create a partition using HDToolBox , but the program doesn't detect the free space.How can i create a partition from AROS itself , or do i need to use an external program on a different OS?

Best regards