After some further experimentation it seems that FixHDF solved the issue.

The HDFs were all FFS DOS/0 single partitions

@Capehill

That doesn't make any sense either

@Hypex

I don't have a def_HDF here. What default tool and tools types does your have?

@trixie

"Patterns" text flickers also on Linux, when volume goes to red.

@Maijestro

wintermute is supported and included
wintermute3d is considered unstable (untested, probably full of bugs and still in development) and thus not included

see also here (especially the 3D parts - not implemented)

@Maijestro

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I can't see a reason why a GUI label would flash. It certainly doesn't in the developer's walkthrough video. Plus, our port of MilkyTracker never did that before, so I'd say it's a bug.

@trixie


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Yes, the Peak option also flashes on the left-hand side of Patterns. Is this really an error?

Congratulations!
I'll wait until 2025,
otherwise I'll launch a nuclear missile at you
In Italy we have a hundred of them, more or less, it doesn't change anything.
Even if one is missing. :)

Hello again! Good news :) All graphic side created for icons.
The final list can be seen in the brochure.

The Raven Black color is therefore ready to start making icons out of them.

At the moment, I'm continuing to work to get all the remaining 6 colors made into Corel files as well,
after which the task of making the icons into info files will begin.

Now the icons are ready in size 96x96, which are ready for AmiKit,
but first I will make Amiga OS4.1 icons in size 256x256.

-Update 071224-

@Raziel

Hello Raziel,

I'm on your build 2.10.0git from November 18, 2024. this build is already working very well, but what I sorely miss is the support for the Wintermute3D engine, this seems to be included in this version?

Or did I miss something?

Edit: Problem solved ScummVM Clib4 supports the Wintermute Engine

@Maijestro

When you have the Peak Level meter displayed while playing a song, does the PATTERNS label to the left of the meter keep flashing for you? (To see this bug, you need to click on the PEAK button at the very top of the screen.)

@broadblues

It should be as easy as double clicking it. I have some HDF images I tested. They are partition images, so not exactly a "hard drive format" since a partition is a subset, but they opened and mounted fine. I did it the easy way. Opened up a HDF folder and showed all. Double click to mount. I am relying on DefIcons to pick up the tab since they have hdf extension. But a compatible file should open up in DiskImage tool itself. Mine are all standard DOS images.

Strange that all other years have a full posting dated, but 2023 is only partial.

At any rate, Happy Holidays, everyone!!!! And I did even need to change my clothes this past year. ;^P

@DigitalDesigns

I will wait patiently,
AISS should create that "requester" directory but I don't remember well.
Raziel will surely be able to suggest you better.
If you look in the AmigaOS 4.1 installation CD you will find them.

As for the installer I have a couple of them, one works online via wget.
@Petrol helped me to do it a few years ago.

The other one is the classic installer with graphical interface etc.
I must have it somewhere, it is used to install applications off-line, you would just have to change the paths and what you are interested in.
I must find it again, I did it when I had the YT channel and I was interested in sharing the 4.1 emulation.

If I find it again I will do a test to see if it adapts to the replacement of icons etc.

Good work again, and sorry for my questions and requests.
Although for this once your work is completed you will surely find someone who helps you I imagine.

Score update: 73900

@white

Yes I made all files visible and that folder wasn't there.

I haven't had time to look into the installer problem unfortunately, I'll finish the icons first and then focus on other problems 😊

Wow, this is pretty cool, I hadn't seen this before. Very neat.

@Capehill

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Thanks for the new version, I've played around with it a bit and I really like the new MilkyTracker interface, it looks a bit tidier and more modern.

There is no DSI or GrimReaper when I start MilkyTracker, everything seems to be stable.

@walkero

Thank you, I didn't know that. Never been too much of an AmigaDOS expert

@Capehill

False alarm, the stack wasn't it. I tried increasing it to 500,000 but the DSI is still there when invoking the internal browser. If you make a debug version, I could send you a crashlog. But I believe you'll be able to reproduce the crash yourself on your OS4 system. It generally takes place after you load a song and then try to load a sample or instrument clicking on the respective LOAD button.

@trixie

Stack cookie is 100000 bytes. Maybe you could try to bump it to 1000000 and check what is reported use at the exit? I found some big stack allocation earlier which I changed to heap, but I didn't realize this internal browser is a stack hog, too.