@salass00
Is this something like FTPMount?

@RIBDEVIL
Are you referring to the XAD RAR that's included with OS4.x or the one at Aminet (xad_rar)?

@Raziel

I put in an accidental >NIL: but corrected it.

@Raziel

;AmigaDOS script
Set process `Run <NIL: *>NIL: clock >NIL:`
echo $process

@Raziel
Not exactly sure what you want but in an AmigaDOS script you can do this:

;AmigaDOS script
Set vers `version`
echo $vers

Note that the characters that look like single quotes are actually the character in the key to the left of the 1 key on most keyboards. The key has a ~ char with a ` char below it.

@broadblues
A little OT but have you heard anything about A-EON ImageFX; it's been 2 years since they announced that they had bought it. I use the OS3 version a lot.

There is also a Modula2 compiler at OS4Depot: agletm2ppc.lha

@m1nuto
It would be very unusual for a program to require one specific version of an MUI MCC library. I think the requester means you need "at least" version 20.138 and the version at the "Direct Package Version" link you listed should work (v20.140). The Fastview requester should probably say: "Your NList.mcc (v20.121) must be at least version 20.138".

@Hans
I installed the latest MUI from AmiUpdate and it doesn't contain the NList files. However, I checked my X5000 OS4.x install CD and it contains nlist.mcc 20.140 & other up-to-date nlist files.

@Raziel
I D/L the file with wget in a shell and extracted the archive with bunzip2.
My only problem was that bunzip2 deletes the archive after extracting the img file from it.

@Nuder_Try
If by OWB you mean Odyssey then it might be possible to create a MIME type in Odyssey prefs that would call a program like "wget", "curl" or "download" (from OS4Depot) to download files. I've never done it so I don't have details about exactly how that would be done.

@Helloworld
Quote:
Why not; since you've recommended a sound card supported by an AHI driver that supports 19200hz samplerate, which is less than half the samplerate (44100hz) supported by other drivers

Quote:
No wonder SRtest can't compare Juli@ to any onboard sound, since the Envy24HT driver that supports Juli@ has half the samplerate of most drivers

@Chris
Thanks to you & salass00 for taking the time to uncover the problem and hopefully fix it.

@Chris
I would have thought that converting a little endian 64 bit number to big endian would mean reversing the byte order but I don't know anything about NTFS datestamps.

@samo79
You're probably right about the date being wrong. I tried extracting the archive several times and the dates and/or file times were different each time I extracted it. My XAD 7z module is apparently not extracting the dates correctly.

@Severin
The downloadable 7z archive at the link samo89 provided won't even extract correctly on OS4.x with any of the software I've got so it's hard to tell if it will compile for OS4.

EDIT: After getting an uptodate 7z from OS4Depot I extracted the archive and it looks like it would not be worth the effort to port the code for OS4. There are 68k assembler files and all the files are dated 1994.

@AcillClassics
I think the MAC address applies to ethernet devices and the X5000 builtin ethernet has no driver yet. If you have a network card installed, you can open Ranger, got to the Network tab and then the Interfaces tab. I don't know for sure but I think that 'Hardware Addr' is the MAC address for the network card. It certainly looks like a 6 Hex digit MAC address.

@m1nuto
TSK might be right because I'm still using the OS4.1FEu1 AHI prefs. I only have some of the Enhancer programs installed; like Multiviewer, the classes, Radeon drivers and SFS2. The used SBLive card I bought has worked in a SAM440, X1000 and X5000. Others have reported it working in an X5000. On the other hand, if you bought your SBLive card used it could be defective.

After looking at your screengrab, I see that you have 'Music Unit' set to 'EMU10kx: 16 bit Stereo++'. Unless you want programs that use the AHI lowlevel API to block other programs from playing sound, here are my AHI prefs settings:

For 'Music Unit' set the device to: 'Unit 0: HiFi 16 bit Stereo++'
-Frequency is set to 44100.
-All the settings below are unsettable.

For 'Unit 0' set the device to: 'EMU10kx: HiFi 16 bit Stereo++'
-Frequency is set to 44100.
-Channels is set to 10.
-Volume is set to +0.0dB
-The setting below 'Volume' are set all the way to the left.

Datatypes sound play normally uses Unit 0 and regardless of your 'Music Unit' settings, if you have no settings for Unit 0 it's possible that programs using Datatypes sound play will not work.

If you are using Enhancer sound prefs, I don't know what you would need to do to revert to AHI sound prefs. For all I know, the Enhancer sound prefs might override AHI prefs. Maybe some one else knows about that.

@m1nuto
Quote:
Maybe "Gorky or something" is not releasing it's lock on the screen when you quit it. Does the problem occur when you switch to a lower res screen and then switch back to your high-res screen without starting any programs?

@m1nuto
Quote:
I don't think this case has anything to do with ARexx. Odyssey is just launching the "download" command with the arguments you specifiy when adding the context menu.

I downloaded Download.lha from OS4Depot, extracted the archive and copied the "download" binary to ram: before adding this contextmenu to Odyssey:

ram:download "%l" DEST ram:

I went to OS4Depot, moved my mouse pointer over an archive name and used the Download context menu to download the file. It download to ram: as I specified. I think the DEST argument was the key to downloading to the specified location.