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Raspberry 3

Last updated on 1 hour ago
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CoolCat5000Member
Posted 1 day ago
Hi @terminills ,
Was you working on bluetooth support?

Regards,
amigamiaamigamiaAdmin
Posted 21 hours ago

Bohun wrote:

@Bohun - Perhaps the author could be persuaded to make a Linux-hosted version. As I understand it, once launched AROS-bootstrap as a Linux application, the entire 64-bit environment from native distro would work regardless of the RPi version from 3 upwards.


Noooo!!! Please, with this Linux hosted. Defeats the purpose of having a new native operating system. I understand it for development but for standard daily usage, what compels anyone to just stick with Linux?
amigamiaamigamiaAdmin
Posted 11 hours ago

CoolCat5000 wrote:

@CoolCat5000 - well, at least it booted (very fast)!
Couldnt test it cause i dont have usb mouse (only bluetooth)


I got it to boot at the same point as you did but with USB Keyboard and mouse, nothing moves on the screen. Perhaps it's the USB stack not all there yet. I am using a RPi 3b+.

Can anyone else confirm USB works or doesn't work?
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 11 hours ago
I also don't have mouse pointer visible (but mouse works, I can click icons) - but I'm running in QEMU. Is far as I understand the missing mouse pointer is QEMU-specific issue and it should not be happening on real hardware.
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CoolCat5000Member
Posted 10 hours ago
It has some usb stack (looking from the logs).

Dunno how functional it is, i dont have usb mouse (i do have usb keyboard, if there are some shortcut that moves the mouse i could try)

Regards,
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CoolCat5000Member
Posted 6 hours ago
To not step into other people feets i started another project (wip)

https://github.co...m68k-emu68

So far, so good!

πŸ™‚
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BohunJunior Member
Posted 5 hours ago
RPi 3B+ purchased. I don't know where else I'll fit it in my "Amiga server room," but I can't resist the pleasure of testing the native ARM version of AROS.
deadwood, retrofaza, CoolCat5000
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CoolCat5000Member
Posted 1 hour ago
Dunno how interesting this could be (i think it’s the first aros 68k build that doesnt rely on the chipsets), but almost gotcha aros 68k running under emu68.

Still no gfx, but it seems cool to me (searching for boot media). πŸ™‚
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