For those who are inexperienced, and would like to install games on ResidualVM in their own language (if available), I recommend first installing the Game on PC/MAC and then bringing the game folder to ResidualVM. In my case on ResidualVM I installed MYST 3 in English/Italian, see screenshot !

if you want to try Tiny Aros and booting from the usb key does not work, there is an alternative installation with compiler included:)

Great who works aros(y)

Exile works fine thank you:)

[quote name=Deremon post=4812]@Deremon with [b]noacpi[/b] iso is booting!! Now I can install the official "base" version, I'll install it later to check if it's working correctly :) Thank you very much!! PS booting on both! [/quote] Great to hear that!

If you like I will pass you all the created Icons of residualvm + scummvm to put in the archives !

Awesome! I'll proceed to upload them on AROS archives tonight after work (residualvm + scummvm w/ mp3 support)

Yes now with your new version it works for me too without converting, I had done the conversion "before when ResidualVM did not support MP3". I also tested Myst 3 with ResidualVM on the small "Dell Inspiron Mini 910" with native resolution (Hardware Mode) 640x480 ideal for having a full screen, see screenshot ! it is fast even in software mode ! Today I also created the DualPNG Icone in the style of AROS One, see screenshot --- Italiano --- Si adesso con la tua nuova versione funziona anche a me senza convertire, la conversione l'avevo fatta "prima quando ResidualVM non supportava gli MP3". Ho anche testato Myst 3 con ResidualVM sul piccolo "Dell Inspiron Mini 910" con risoluzione nativa (Modalità Hardware) 640x480 ideale per avere uno schermo pieno, vedi seenshot ! è veloce anche in modalità software ! Oggi ho creato anche creato le Icone DualPNG in stile AROS One, vedi screenshot

[quote name=deadwood post=4809]@deadwood - [quote name=Deremon post=4806]@Deremon 1) no changes with noapic, it goes on the same line as ATA=nodma debug=memory nomonitors right? 2) Ok unfortunately it's a really early usb motherboard I can only boot having a USB-CDROM (real or virtual) no USB-HDD boot apart from that is there anything else I can do to debug this issue? [/quote] 1) yes, that's the place, but the switch is noacpi not noapic 2) since you build AROS from sources, I could guide you where to add debug / change sources to possibly locate the issue - but this means making a considerable number of new ISOs and the burning them on DVDs since as you said USB boot is not working.[/quote] Oh my god, I beg your pardon, I've confused noacpi with the linux kernel parameter noapic really sorry about that with [b]noacpi[/b] iso is booting!! Now I can install the official "base" version, I'll install it later to check if it's working correctly :) Thank you very much!! PS booting on both! [quote name=AMIGASYSTEM post=4810]@AMIGASYSTEM - @Deremon Perfect now with al new version "residualvm-031-1" you can listen to mp3s. I had solved by converting MP3s to WAVE (with or without extension)[/quote] I've tested it with the dvd version of myst III and it's working with the mp3 without conversions

yes sorry icaros is part of an old build

@Deremon Perfect now with al new version "residualvm-031-1" you can listen to mp3s. I had solved by converting MP3s to WAVE (with or without extension)

[quote name=Deremon post=4806]@Deremon 1) no changes with noapic, it goes on the same line as ATA=nodma debug=memory nomonitors right? 2) Ok unfortunately it's a really early usb motherboard I can only boot having a USB-CDROM (real or virtual) no USB-HDD boot apart from that is there anything else I can do to debug this issue? [/quote] 1) yes, that's the place, but the switch is noacpi not noapic 2) since you build AROS from sources, I could guide you where to add debug / change sources to possibly locate the issue - but this means making a considerable number of new ISOs and the burning them on DVDs since as you said USB boot is not working.

With many early motherboards the Boot From USB won't work. You should burn the ISO to DVD then boot from Optical Drive and install from there. USB boot is only useful for newer motherboards.

[quote name=Amiwell79 post=4798]@Amiwell79 - you definitely have some hardware incompatibility all distributions are based on the latest deadwood build[/quote] Not IcarOS at the moment so I can use them in a way or another :) I'll double check the iso tho (when I riceve the virtual USB ODD) to be sure I made no mistakes [quote name=AMIGASYSTEM post=4800]@AMIGASYSTEM - @Deremon I don't know if you read my quote after Myst 3 test, I removed the error Play "TOHO_MUSIC2.mp3", which is the music base of the game menu Question ResidualVM AROS version supports the MP3 ? with ResidualVM the MP3 intro works fine ! ![/quote] I'm so sorry AMIGASYSTEM, I missed the question, unfortunately MP3 support is not enabled on that build cause I've missed libmad (found it today on AROS archives), I've rebuilt residualvm with libmad, may you retry with the build attached? If it works I'll rebuild also scummvm 1.9.0 with it :) [quote name=deadwood post=4803]@deadwood - @Deremon Looking at your photos: 1) GA-P35-DS3 - it dies very early in boot sequence. The only thing that comes to my mind is to add "noacpi" option to grub command line in safe mode and see whethere is the a different debug output 2) A7V8X-X - kernel went further in this case and died around some hardware initialization. What I can suggest is to disable any hardware you can in BIOS and disconned all disks except DVD-rom and see if this will get you futher in safe mode. Other test would be to disable ATA/SATA and boot from USB only.[/quote] 1) no changes with noapic, it goes on the same line as ATA=nodma debug=memory nomonitors right? 2) Ok unfortunately it's a really early usb motherboard I can only boot having a USB-CDROM (real or virtual) no USB-HDD boot apart from that is there anything else I can do to debug this issue? Ah one last thing I have also a athlon64 and a celeron (first edition 32bit) I can try with them if you are interested [quote name=deadwood post=4802]@deadwood - [quote name=Deremon post=4797]@Deremon next week I'll recive an USB virtual odd so I can test more iso file and the other distros without burning ton of dvds [/quote] You can also install the ISO to USB pen drive via VirtualBox or WMWare. That's the cheapest option to try new versions.[/quote] It will work for sure with GA-P35-DS3, no way with A7V8X-X as I said before

@Deremon Looking at your photos: 1) GA-P35-DS3 - it dies very early in boot sequence. The only thing that comes to my mind is to add "noacpi" option to grub command line in safe mode and see whethere is the a different debug output 2) A7V8X-X - kernel went further in this case and died around some hardware initialization. What I can suggest is to disable any hardware you can in BIOS and disconned all disks except DVD-rom and see if this will get you futher in safe mode. Other test would be to disable ATA/SATA and boot from USB only.

[quote name=Deremon post=4797]@Deremon next week I'll recive an USB virtual odd so I can test more iso file and the other distros without burning ton of dvds [/quote] You can also install the ISO to USB pen drive via VirtualBox or WMWare. That's the cheapest option to try new versions.

@Deremon I don't know if you read my quote after Myst 3 test, I removed the error Play "TOHO_MUSIC2.mp3", which is the music base of the game menu Question ResidualVM AROS version supports the MP3 ? with ResidualVM the MP3 intro works fine ! !

good news is that the graphics cards are supported I too had a quad that didn't work a long time ago but it's just bad luck if you want I can give you a netbook as a welcome gift

you definitely have some hardware incompatibility all distributions are based on the latest deadwood build

[quote name=deadwood post=4785]@deadwood - [quote name=Deremon post=4784]@Deremon Core2quad has a GA-P35-DS3 motherboard Tomorrow I'll check AthlonXP one [/quote] What you can try is selecting the last option in the boot menu. This will boot into VGA mode where you will see boot messages on the screen while AROS boots. Possibly you will see there any error message that might lead us on where the regression is.[/quote] To recap: Core2quad has a Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3 motherboard 3GiB of RAM and an Nvidia 9600 GT (HDMI+DVI+VGA using VGA) AthlonXP 1700+ has an Asus A7V8X-X 2GiB of RAM and an Nvidia 6600 GT (DVI+VGA using VGA) Photos attached are from the safe mode option Core2Quad does not seem to display a really "visible" errors (it's ok that "APIC #X of Y going idle" ?) On AthlonXP there is a software failure (seem a very nasty one) both starts with icaros 2.3 with native graphic using NV on screenmode and full GL acceleration, next week I'll recive an USB virtual odd so I can test more iso file and the other distros without burning ton of dvds PS. I saw there is a post regarding compatible hardware, if I can have the base iso booting I can share what works and what not on these mobos :)