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Re: WA_PubScreenName not working with PPC build
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@Hitman,

AS the 68k version opens the screen as expected it can't be a problem with your screen database, so I would check the scopes of the variables, passing the actual screen name to the tag.

Is a_pccScreenName valid an initialised when compiled for OS4?

Add some debugprintf etc to check.

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Re: Xmas Card Design 2024 - Started on A600GS Finished on X1000
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@nbache

That description pretty much sums it up.

I have the SAMs ram disk mounted on demand on the X1000 and by default on A600gs AmiBench. This is my default development setup, I use the SAM as a central server in this regard (also MKShare runs there, with WIP arm linux client in the background on my developmemnt version of the a600gs) The SAM also has an FTP server running for transferring to the laptop in the network.

There a whole different suit of perl programs that handle direct communication with the a600gs arm back end when developing code (edited on codebench on the X1K compiled on the a600gs itself) these do go direct without the central SAM hub getting involved.

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Xmas Card Design 2024 - Started on A600GS Finished on X1000
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Here it is the traditional time-lapse Christmas card design in my HDR paint program SketchBlock.

This year I started a little differently doing an initial sketch in PPaint 7 on the A600GS on which I have been working for the last 2 and bit years. After the sketch I save it to the RAM: disk on my SAM flex using Amiga NetFS and pick it up from there on the X1000 in SkwtchBlock.

Back ground music is recorded live single take in slight customised version of AudioEvolution 4 again on the X1000 but not at the same time as the sketch

Final editing in blender on the X1K.

Merry Christmas to all, musicians , music fans and amiga geeks alike!

https://youtu.be/9xe8q483gpY

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Re: Mount HDF on OS4?
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@Hypex

Thanks so it a copy of def_ADF then will make one for myself.

Mounting on IDF0: is what I did from the command line. It does work from the DiskImageGUI too but my original test case needed "fixing" with FixHDF so causing me to start this thread. It "mounts" as uninitialised before "fixing" .

@thread

Thanks all for the various info

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Re: Mount HDF on OS4?
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After some further experimentation it seems that FixHDF solved the issue.

The HDFs were all FFS DOS/0 single partitions

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Re: Mount HDF on OS4?
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@Hypex

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

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Mount HDF on OS4?
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Is it possible to mount an HDF on OS4, presumably with diskimage.device?


ADFs and ISO a trivial but I can't see how to mount an HDF, although there is a tool related to HDF in the archive (FixHDF) which suggest it can be done.

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Re: Strange crash with ARexx and RexxReqTools on Amiga OS4
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@pjs

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I just don't recall if there was anything like the OS4
requestchoice/requeststring/requestfile commands in the end
on OS3.


on my A1200 Image (3.5 based) I have

10.Work:UAE/hardisks/workbench/C> list request#?
RequestChoice                     1120 --p-rwed 06-Jul-94 12:39:10
requestDevice                      600 
----rwed 20-Sep-99 08:02:00
RequestFile                       1520 
--p-rwed 06-Jul-94 12:39:10


I suspect requestDevice is custom though....

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Re: the best way to remote use of real os4 machine ?
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@K-L

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I've been using MkShare since a looong time now (now mainly between my X1000 and my Sam460), without almost any trouble (sometimes, after a copy&paste the pointer will refuse to go to the client screen and will stay stuck in beteween for a moment).


Glad you've been making good use of MKShare.

That annoying bug has been fixed for a while now, send me an email at andy@broad.ology.org.uk and I'll send the latest builds through to you.

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May I ask if it will ever be possible to have wheel support in the 68k version (I know it's an extra but it would be really useful for my 68k FPGA Replay)?


I guess I would need to map them to up and down keys or some such as there is no IECLASS_MOUSEWHELL, maybe if I get a moment.....

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SketchBlock XMas Card Video 2023
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So here it is, my traditional Xmas card video, sketched in SketchBlock , captured with SRec at 1080p and edited in Blender. All on the X1000.

Hope you like it!

https://youtu.be/0bwDHrERv9o

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Re: Touchscreen use cases on the Amiga
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@AlfredOne

Some long while back I wrote a USB driver for touch screen that overlaid the monitor, and used an infrared grid to sense the touched areas. I forget the model now. No idea if the company I wrote it for did anything with it.

Anyway I found it worked quite nicely with the smudge tool in my SketchBlock application.

The resolution was much to low to be of use with anything else.

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Re: the best way to remote use of real os4 machine ?
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@MartinW

There weren't until recently.

email me andy@broad.ology.org.uk

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Re: the best way to remote use of real os4 machine ?
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@MartinW
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I don't want to hijack your thread, but very similarly...

How about keyboard / mouse share? I'm aware of an Amiga specific program in AmiStore, but I'd like to use the same keyboard and mouse between Mac and X5000.
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Of you can adapt it MAC, I can provide the src code to the linux MKShareClient on the grounds you provide me with the working client ince compiled.

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Re: the best way to remote use of real os4 machine ?
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@pjs

Feel free to spread it

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Re: Is this a glitch or is it normal?
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Hmm I just reviewed my original bug report thread on this, and the problem stopped for me when I changed to a faster card. So it could be the issue wasn't fixed as such.

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Re: Is this a glitch or is it normal?
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@msteed

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I've got graphics.library 54.248, as supplied with Update 2. As far as I know, that's the latest public release.

But if I read the thread correctly you do not currently see the issue? You sdaw it with your old card? What gfx lib would you have had had installed when using that card?

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Re: Is this a glitch or is it normal?
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It looks like a DMA / VRAM Copying bug that was fixed long ago.

What gfx.library do you have?

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Re: Is it possible to change the cursor colour of "NotePad" ?
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@imagodespira

There is as far as I remeber an enhancement request for a new CURSORPEN.

It needs updates to intuition and then all the gadgets needing it to be updated.

It's not quite as trivial as you might think at first glance.

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Re: Is it possible to change the cursor colour of "NotePad" ?
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@rjd324

The textgadget cursor and other gadgets such as the string.gadget uses the shine pen for it's background.

You can change the colour it uses in GUI prefs

Darkening the shine pen may have unintended consequences though.

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Re: Redirect STDERR and STDOUT to the same file
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Instead of writing a program why not just wrap yout command in an abc-shel call

sh -c "testit 2>&1" >raM:log

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