AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
24 days ago@ retrofaza
Great job that was a really annoying bug that was preventing you from working. Thanks for fixing it; if there are any other issues, I'll let you know!
@deadwood
The ACC audio format (designed to be the successor to the MP3 format) also requires a higher stack, but once the stack is increased, it generates a different GURU error; I've attached the file.
ACC works fine on the 32-bit version of MPlayer.
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deadwood wrote:
@deadwood - @ntromans
3D - this won't work, EmuV0 is not forwarding 3D calls and I won't be adding this to release backlog
MOAI - as long as there is a version you are using (MUI based), I won't be spending time on that
"Editor" error - please provide Hollywood program that generates this error (also please provide Hollywood program that generates popup menu error - I wrote about it in earlier post, you might have missed it)
Please see the attached zip for both source code (very short) and an applets built from them.
Popup menu crash - just run the applet, the crash happens every time.
Editor crash - this is a but less consistent in its occurence. It seems to happen reasonably regularly if:
- Open Editor on its own screen and then open its file requester. Don't select a file, just leave the file requester open and selected.
- Go back to Wanderer and run the applet from a shell - usually gives the crash on cancelling the Hollywood error requester. If not, pop back to the Editor screen, re-select the file requester and then back on Wanderer to run the applet again.
Many thanks for considering these,
Nigel.
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I assume this is the first time you integrate an ISO since 20250418 release - because previously we just had updates and updated didn't modify boot/grub directory.
You need to completely delete your existing boot/grub directory and use a new one from ISO (20250418 uses older grub that this ISO - this is mostly likely why you are getting issues). Also note that commands in grub.cfg file have change - compare this one to 20250418 and you will see differences.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
17 days agoAROS One has all updates installed up to the latest one 20250418-1-U3.
If I replace the Boot folder with your latest build, aros-202609-D01-pc-x86_64, I get this error in GRUB:
Booting ' AROS Default'
452: out of range pointer: 0xbff6b330
Aborter. Pres any key to quit._
If you extract your ISO on Windows using 7-Zip or other ISO-handling programs, they all report a duplicate content error for the two files in the EFI folder; basically, once you copy them, the program asks if it can overwrite those same two files.
In the local Grub folder, there are files ending with this character. Are they correct?
ben@piglatin.mo~
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
17 days agoIn addition to the Joliet (Windows) and RockRidge (Linux/Amiga) extensions, the new ISO now also includes an HFS (macOS) extension.
Windows uses and displays the CD as Joliet, but I also tried it with UltraISO, which supports both Joliet and RockRidge.
Only with Amiga OS on WinUAE, using real CD mounting via AsimCDFS, can I handle EFI in lowercase; however, I have to enter the folder, otherwise it copies in uppercase and displays a duplicate file error.
That said, I don’t think the Grub error is caused by copying via NTFS.
The Grub error appears both when I copy the data from the new build directly to a pre-installed AROS, and when I create a new ISO; therefore, even an older system updated from an ISO generates a Grub error.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
17 days agoAfter running some tests and using a process of elimination, I’ve identified the cause of the GRUB error.
The problem occurs if the AROS 64-bit v11 system includes:
AROS-20250418-1 + U1 + U2 + U1-P1 + U2 + U3)
The file causing the GRUB error is relocator.mod
bootgrub/i386-pc/relocator.mod
By replacing relocator.mod with the one from AROS-20250418,
the new Build 2026.9 can be integrated without any issues,
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
17 days agoOkay, I'll keep testing the new build integrated into AROS One. I hope that in the final version of the September build, relocator.mod will be fixed or replaced.
As for JanoEditor, I'll continue to use the correct version from retrofaza.
Just to clarity: Unless someone can reproduct this '452: out of range pointer: 0xbff6b330' error with a clean D01 ISO/installation I don't intend to change anything. The update package will not contain boot/grub directory anyhow not to affect existing installations and for process of assembling your distribution ISO the workaround is known now.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
17 days agoOkay, just to be sure—would copying the entire D01 image to AROS One without “relocator.mod” cause any problems? If so, I'll redo the D01 update on AROS One without boot/grub.
Another question: Do you know if AROS 64-bit can be installed and run on Hyper-V?
AMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer Posted
16 days agoI mean, if I need to update AROS One to the upcoming v1.4, how should I proceed:
Integrate AROS 64-bit 2026.09 completely without “relocator.mod,” or integrate AROS 64-bit 2026.09 without the boot/grub folder.
Microsoft Hyper-V is native hypervisor-based virtualization software that allows you to create and manage virtual machines on a single physical computer or server.
System RequirementsOperating System:
Windows 10 and Windows 11 (Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions only; not available on Home) and Windows Server.Processor:
64-bit CPU with hardware virtualization support (Intel VT-x or AMD-V) to be enabled in the BIOS/UEFI.
RAM: Minimum 4 GB; more is recommended.
Yes, the rules I described above will be valid for next versions as well.
