Thanks for releasing the new 64bit image.
Just downloaded Aros One 64bit (USB image) and created a USB Key.
Grub boot fine but "default mode" didn't work (segfault at gallium.hidd as expected as GL mode is not implemented for now i think). "Safe mode 1" work fine on my PC that i use to run the 32 bit of Aros (AMD Phenom II X3 with NVidia GeForce 8800GTS). Audio is not enabled but i copied hdaudio.config from the 32bit release and reboot...now audio is working fine.
Network seems not working.
Tested some few demos and all seems good, next some games (Metal Slug...ok, Soliton...ok, Biniax2... segfault).
Soliton seem to have a bug (maybe) some cards do not want to reveal when shuffle or discover the card under a pile (a have yet to test the 32bit release).
The system is really snappy...and i think is a very good start, congrats to all.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
14 hours agoInstalled on AROS One 32Bit GICriptoFile, a programme to encrypt our files using
a proprietary 128-bit symmetric keyalgorithm.
On AROS One I created a datatypes Descriptor so that the encrypted files are recognised by the system by a special Icon, see screenshot.
Since the application was developed in C, I sent an E-Mail to the developer asking for a possible conversion to 64-bit of his Applications present on AROS One and Aminet.
AMIGASYSTEM attached the following image:
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
1 day agoOn my VirualBox PC AROS One v11 64 Bit doesn't work, however I don't think it depends on AROS One, I remember on the 32Bit version that you had to configure one of the available variants, maybe deadwood can help you with that.
Great news, thanks for the release!
Something is messed up with the sound drivers, under VirtualBox there is no sound with the HDAudio driver.
pixieMemberPosted
30 days agoNo, you'll need to have a torrent player such as transmission, which will download peer-to-peer. Once you have the file, you also share the burden of distributing, so on and so forth.
"The torrent client downloads and uploads pieces of the file directly from and to other users (peers), rather than relying on a single server. A .torrent file or magnet link tells the client where to find these pieces. This peer-to-peer (P2P) system distributes the load and speeds up the download process."
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
30 days agoSorry, I am not familiar with the Torrent mechanism, so will the files be downloaded directly from Google Drive?
ArgoJunior MemberPosted
30 days agoOkay, seems i have to get Global access on the directory and not the files
Also granted you Editor access
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
31 days agoThanks Argo, your download su Google Driver does not work you must give your consent
Wonderful, that did the trick.
Thank you!
Thank you very much.
I used the 3.20p, renamed the image to .vhd and it works on real hardware but not on VMware (workstation 16 player).
Too bad that VMware has lost that ability, I remember doing that several years ago and it's quite useful.
I will have to try other alternatives for linux, like qemu or something like that.