Congratulations retrofaza, I noticed that you used an old large Icon for the Pendrive, this causes the text on the standard AROS One Icons to move away. That's why the Icons on AROS One are all the same size, if you want I can attach the Disk.info icon for the Live Pendrive or other Icons you might need in the future!

Congratulations, I hope it can help those who do not know AROS or some users who only have modern computers.

Congrats very nice work!!

@All I've been testing this solution for last couple of weeks and I encaurage you to at least try it out once. It's remarkable to see AROS running on a modern laptop with WiFi working and being able to just "portable" AROS around.

We’re excited to announce the release of a new portable AROS distribution, designed to run directly from a USB stick. This project was created for users who want to explore AROS without the need to install it on a hard drive or invest in dedicated hardware. Watch the system in action: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OeMbB2rGXc[/youtube] Who is this for? This distribution is aimed at: - curious users who want to try out AROS without prior experience, - those who don’t own (or don’t want to buy) compatible recommended hardware, - enthusiasts who want to carry AROS in their pocket – ready to boot on the go. This is not meant to replace existing AROS distributions, but rather to complement them. It’s a convenient tool for discovering and using AROS in a modern and accessible way. System requirements: - A reasonably modern x86_64 (64-bit) computer, - USB 3.0 support (both host and USB stick), - A 1920×1080 display, - Processor virtualization option (usually Intel VT-x, “Intel Virtualization Technology” or AMD-V, “SVM Mode”) available in BIOS/UEFI and enabled. What does it offer? - Quick and easy boot from USB – no installation required, - A ready-to-use graphical environment upon launch, - User experience similar to that of dedicated hardware. Download links: [url]https://arosnews.github.io/aros-portable[/url] The image should be written to a flash drive of at least 16GB (under Windows, for example, using Rufus).

Thanks hitchhikr, I compiled to 64Bit, it works fine!

v2.8.3 PRE 2 released (same url).

many thanks:)

https://github.com/hitchhikr/protrekkr/releases Have a nice day, f.

ok thanks

Already done ! Here it did not allow me to attach the 12 MB file

If you can load the software on Archives many thanks

Thanks deadwood

it's not an error with compilation process. This message is related to make itself, not to compiler.

Perfect no error, compiled the final version on AROS One 64Bit Native VMware! I also compiled on AROS One Hosted linux, here at the end of the compilation came out this message, is it an error ? make: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete

v2.8.2 final released: https://github.com/hitchhikr/protrekkr/releases/tag/v2.8.2

Thanks hitchhikr, now with the new sources you reported to me the 64Bit compilation worked perfectly, I attach screenshot ! Regarding your archive "protrekkr.i386-aros.zip", it includes two "equal!" executables, basically both are version "ptk_aros_ogl

Always download the latest source from this url: https://github.com/hitchhikr/protrekkr/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

I cannot compile the latest version "v2.8.2 PRE 1" to 64Bit, see screenshot, no problem compiling previous versions

v2.8.2 PRE 1 released. https://github.com/hitchhikr/protrekkr/releases/tag/v2.8.2_PRE_1