What do you mean?

By clicking on the Download Tab I expected the Download, is the Tab only redirecting ?

Yes, the button "Download" navigates you to the downloads page.

@deadwood

If for the moment there are no updates Core next week I could start the creation and distribution of the new AROS one 2.6 plus the Aros One 2.5 update to AROS One 2.6.

There won't be any major updates to Core until October/November. Small updates and bugfixes can of course happen here and there.

OK thank you, then I will proceed with the creation and distribution of AROS One v2.6

@deadwood

I was trying the installer Native AROS x86 and I noticed that when it runs it looks for a script in the SYS:Developer folder instead of SYS:Development !!!

Looking at codes, you can only hit the problem with wrong path if you run Installer from Shell and don't provide SCRIPT argument. What is the use case of doing so?

I created an installation script on OS3 with InstallerGen to upgrade Aros One, with Install-LG it works fine, while with Installer AROS I got the mentioned problem.

The upgrade must be done from Icons as normally done on Amiga, tool Tooltypes Installer

If I see correctly, the tooltype you need to set is called SCRIPT. If you are getting this error about SYSeveloper, it means Installer didn't find your script and is doing fallback to some testing script.

To make the Native AROS Installer work, you must first rename Development to Developer, or create a new folder Developer and include the necessary, see Dopus4 in the screenshot..

Having done this the GUI works, but then if I add my script in Tooltypes it is not found, see error in the screenshot screenshot, where do I go wrong?

EDIT:
Ignore first screenshot, incorrect tooltypes

when I install the extras, I cannot get GCC to work at the end of the installation

Amiwell you have to make assignments otherwise the GCC won't work, if you don't remember take a look at AROS One!

@deadwood

Doing new tests with Network Preferences I noticed that the Shared Mount works but there are 2 problems:

- The Windows Shared Folder shows truncated file names and Aros icons are not recognised, see secreenshot, probably it does not handle the NTFS Filesystem of the PC properly ?

- Mounting as also happens for SMB2 via Network Preferences happens too early so the mount fails, a "Wait of at least 05 seconds" should be added

- There would be a third problem if the Share is done with Windows, in practice Windows systems after about 15 minutes of share inactivity, it is automatically deactivated.

For this problem on SMB2 I have created two scripts that disassemble and reassemble SMB2 !

Issues are now documented here: https://github.co...issues/152