Update Dopus5 v5.102 for AROS 32 and 64bit v11 https://github.com/BlitterStudio/dopus5/releases/tag/v5.102 What's Changed Fix AROS64 XADOpen, File Types and CLI issues Clarify WB title-bar option Fix CX broker copyright text Fix OS3 titlebar clock trim erase Fix control label backfill on config requesters Fix defensive environment loading Add dual lister mode Fix mouse wheel scroll lines Add destination lister entry arguments Add MakeFile command Fix no-unselect function arguments Update default baseline settings Fix icon layout title ellipsis Fix deleting left-out commands Add Opus NewShell menu entry Add lister tooltip colour setting ViewFont extended character preview Fix FTP MLSD recursive copy paths Add customizable titlebar clock format Fix localized DateStamp parsing Add Arrange Icons to Icons menu Fix listview title backfill Honor Create Icons for command icons Fix AROS64 XADOpen and CLI crashes Fix AROS title memory and clock formatting Auto-scale device Size/Used/Free in Icon Info requester Fix internal command {} arguments: Comment "" and {fu}/{ou} NAME Fix AROS x86_64 CLI/lister resize window opening off-screen Filetypes Icon requester now defaults to ENVARC:Sys Fix FTP module type and initializer defects surfaced by GCC 13 Accept console handlers with a running process as output device fix: honour selected desktop icons in User Menu and Button Bank launches

So there are ghosts in my machine, interesting. I'm running native PC's, better do as Deadwood says and hit that "More" button. Funny, I've worked as a Developer for 25 years but are still lousy at writing bugs and testing :)

@ami-elvis Where are you running AROS One on a native PC, a Windows VM, or a Linux VM? If you're using a Windows VM, SMB2 is disabled every 15 minutes of inactivity. SMB2 automatically re-enables itself as soon as you click on the share or its volume, so it shouldn't trigger that Guru error; I've never experienced it.

This time I had, but previously no, I just recently found the wonderful SMB-GUI. Will collect more info next time, thanks :)

Do you have an active connection? Like maybe SMB share mounted? Next time you get the crash, be sure to click "More..." button and show full stack trace. :)

Whenever I leave my AROS machine alone for awhile (I know, I shouldn't) when I return 15-20 minutes later this error is there. Is it something i can fix? I've never seen that happen as long as I'm actively using the machine. [img]https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elwis/aros-getting-started/refs/heads/main/assets/bsdsocket_error.jpg[/img] regards

Hi, I changed the noacpi to acpi=strict

Did you write noioapic or noioacpi?

Hi deadwood, I tried noioacpi, and no change, so I reerched the ACPI interface and changed the nopcpi to acpi=strict and the system booted up with full stereo sound. I check the AHI preferences and the Musci Unit is mapped to: hdaudio: HIFI 16 bit stero++ Sound OK to me. Thank you for the help.

First thing to check would be if instead of adding "noacpi" you can just add "noioapic" (be careful with spelling). This might solve both of your problems.

Hi I have just found a little problem with AROS One x64 v1.3, on the HP T630 Thin Cient. To get the system to boot up, I have have to insert the 'noacpi' command in the ATA section of the grub menu. But once booted up there is no sound from the Internal Speaker, or Headphone socket to my Stereo Speakers. How can I enable the sound without removing the noacpi command?

Hi, Time to admit to a purchasing mistake, I mistaken bought a HP T620 Thin Client, to use with AROS One, only £25.00, I wanted to run AROS One x64 and got the T620 mixed up with a T630. I have installed AROS One v2.9, I put the noacpi statement in the Grub startup and the system booted up perfectly and is working perfectly at the maximum resolution of my monitor: 1920x1024. I had to replace the WIFI Card with a n Atheros AR5BXB63 PCI-e WIFI card, which connects to the Internet and Samba Server. Twin Stereo speakers work perfectly giving stereo sound and applications and games. I have since bought a HP T630 for AROS One x64 for £30.00, which is also working perfectly. I am not sure having more than on AROS machine is a good idea, but seemed OK at the time.

Hi AMIGASYSTEM, I have followed your guide and connected to my Samba Server via Ethernet on the HP T630. I copied the SMB2-Start to WBStartup and the Samba Share is mounted on powerup. Thank you for the help.

You must not use SMB0 in Network Preferences; that method doesn't work. As mentioned, you must use SMB2. - Delete all network preferences and the SMB0 driver - Create the Mountlist (DOSDrivers SMB2) manually; you don't need anything else—smb2-handler and filesysbox.library are already installed on AROS One. - Use my Mountlist as a guide, and create your own DOS Drivers SMB2 - Copy DOS Drivers SMB2 to Storage/DOSDrivers - In Storage/DOSDrivers, you’ll also find my SMB2.info icon - In Extras/Internet/SMB2, you’ll find the SMB2-Start and SMB2-Dismount scripts - Copy SMB2-Start to WBStartup - This way, the SMB2 mount will happen automatically on every reboot If the mount fails, you can unmount the incorrect DOS driver using SMB2-Dismount; once that’s done, you can run SMB2-Start to mount it again I’ve attached a screenshot showing what I’ve described—it’s easier to do than to explain!

Hi AMIGASYSTEM I have shared my Linux PC Ethernet connection with AROS x64 computer, which the Internet browsing by OWB is alot faster than with USB Tethering to a mobile phone. I am still trying to get Smaba to connect to the Samba Server. I entered the Samba details into the Mounted Shared tab in the Network Preferences, as I could not see a SMB2-GUI programme to setup the SMB2 connection. The SMB mountlist is: Control = "USER=*"derek*" WORKGROUP=*"WORKGROUP*" PASSWORD=*"password*" SERVICE=*"//192.168.0.5/data*"" Which looks different to your mountlist above.

On AROS One, in the Internet folder, there is SMB2, which works very well. I connect directly with Tethering to the shares on my PCs even without a password and using automatic IP configuration; in this case, you don’t need to do anything. Here is my SMB2 DOSDriver: Handler = L:smb2-handler StackSize = 65536 Priority = 5 GlobVec = -1 Activate = 1 Startup = ‘smb://MY-PC/Share VOLUME=Shared NOPASSWORDREQ’ MY-PC = Computer name Share = Shared network drive or shared folder Shared = Volume that appears in Wanderer Copy the SMB2 Mountlist to Storage/DOSDrivers You can mount SMB2 manually or use a script to be copied into WBStartup and run via an icon using IconX; in this case, add ‘wait 5’ at the top of the script. Example script: Wait 05 Mount SMB2:

[quote name=Amiwell79 post=13037]@Amiwell79 - if your ethernet port works, it's better to use that one[/quote] You might right, as the USB Tether has a network address of 10.106.15.78, which work great for Internet browsing. But my Samba Server is on network address : 192.168.0.5 so the USB tether will not find the Samba server. Without complex NAT routing. The Ethernet chip in the HP T630 is: RTL81111/8168/8211/8411 according to the PCItool. So according to the AROS HCL, the rtl8169.device supports; RTL8168B/8111B RTL8168C/8111C RTL8168CP/8111CP RTL8168D/8111D RTL8168D(P)/8111D(P) So that will be better connecting at 100/1000 Mb/s

if your ethernet port works, it's better to use that one

Hi, Yes I did all that, the problem was the Mobile Phone was in Cell Mode only, I had to select USB Tethering in the Developer Options phone. All running now, I am typing this message on AROS x64 v1.3 with USB Tethering on OWB... Thankds for the help.

You don't need to install usbrndis.device; it's already built into the system, Connecting your mobile phone is very simple; just use the relevant option in Network Preferences ! AROS is pre-configured to handle "USB Tethering" automatically. [img]https://www.arosworld.org/infusions/forum/attachments/tethering-usb.jpg[/img]