[quote name=miker1264 post=4685]@miker1264 - deadwood Do you think 32bit Magellan will run on 64bit? Or do you still need to test that? That would be nice.[/quote] Regarding Magellan if that becomes real we should ask the owner before. It is still in development and commercial product on windows, we got the permission and sources for the old version on amiga and related platforms but nobody thought that it could run on a still commercial platform like linux. To be 100% on safe side we should ask before. The amiga version is from 1998 so I assume not a problem.

ok

@Amiwell79 Your PCITool output shows that SATA chipset is now in RAID mode, not AHCI mode. ahci.device will not detect your disk in RAID mode.

I started up the system in full achi I'll send you the relevant information

Ok I do some test with 20220318-1 + 0.9b ahci.device, sorry, anyway my SSD Disk is only 230 GB (I misspelled above)

it is still modern and almost indispensable software for an operating system if it can be ported to 64-bit it would be a good thing

it is a great loss not to be able to use Dopus5

@AMIGASYSTEM Please try using base 20220318-1 system with 0.9b ahci.device. @Studenteer reported earlier in this thread that something in AROS One prevents ahci.device from working. Also it is possible that there is a 2TB total disk size limit. I seem to recall reading somewhere about it, so if possible try with disk smaller than 2TB.

@deadwood I started a Pendrive with AROS One + the new ahci.device on a PC where Win10 is installed on a 230 GB SSD HD. HDtoolbox correctly detects the size of the 230 GB Hardisk, but "Wipe Disk" on InstallAROS does not allow to initialize the partition dedicated to AROS, in some cases when you run InstallAROS it crashes the system. I also tried with the old ahci.device, "Wipe Disk" does not recognize HD SSDs, am I wrong or are HD SSDs not supported yet?

Actually Magellan manages the whole system, I think we need to fix many functions, we would need a new 64Bit compilation !

In general the more complex the software the more problematic it will be for the emulator. In case of Magellan I'd give 50/50 chances. Most likely the basic functionalities will work, but more advanced elements might not.

deadwood Do you think 32bit Magellan will run on 64bit? Or do you still need to test that? That would be nice.

The objective is that it will run both software compiled with GCC as well as software for other languages, like Holywood or Pascal. My expectation is that around 80% of software found on AROS Archives users will be able to use under 64-bit AROS. The remaining 20% will either have to be re-compiled to 64-bit or won't be available in worst case.

deadwood, the x86 emulator built into the 64 system, will it be able to run all standard "x86" software, or only those compiled with C library ?

@Amiwell79 All I can say is that according to PCITool your chip is in IDE mode. Class = 0x01 means STORAGE, Subclass = 0x01 means IDE. Also ProductID 0x3a20 resolves to non-AHCI mode in Intel ICH10 documentation.

[quote name=deadwood post=4675]@deadwood - @Amiwell79 From PCIToolInfo.txt it looks like your SATA devices are working in IDE mode not in AHCI mode. ahci.device will only recognize drives if SATA is working in AHCI mode.[/quote] i set the sata achi option in the bios and boot the system from the usb key but it does not detect the hd if i want to do an installation

@All The codes are now pushed to the repository which closes this month's IBOTM! See you in a few days for voting for April's IBOTM. This time, there will be a nice surprise...

@Amiwell79 From PCIToolInfo.txt it looks like your SATA devices are working in IDE mode not in AHCI mode. ahci.device will only recognize drives if SATA is working in AHCI mode.

It's a lot of work doing what you are doing. But it is much appreciated. Thank you for improving AROS. It's getting better every day! :)

Good work !