I wonder if for Pegasos 2 it's possible to set up interrupts from edge to level once AmigaOS is started.

..A command to include in startup sequence or user startup or something similar to old setpatch to run as first command in startup

Unfortunately, everyone's perspective is influenced by the events of the Amiga soap opera.
Fortunately, outside of the Amiga world, things are experienced differently, and the fact that no one has filed a complaint about copyrighted code shows that we normally look to the future and care little or nothing about the past.
..rest assured, no one cares about our beloved platform.

Memory protection
SMP-AMP
Standard Development IDE

Just looked at source should be quite simple to add/replace ReadArgs parsing options.

We can add also the unreleased kernel fix for Pegasos 2.
AmigaNG Mysteries..

Thanks a lot Walkero, it's time to give a try to Andrea's new clib4

That’s really incredible, I’ll buy one 🤙🏻

I'm glad to buy a bundle or also the single driver, ..but in enhancer software please consider also all others non AEON systems like Pegasos or A1XE, and of course QEMU virtual boards.

@Walkero

100% agree your nominations

@joerg

The question is.. you have great skills and deep knowledge of AmigaOS internals, so I wonder why you don't join Andrea and others developers to build an open source alternative to all this mess?

..Waiting for new SDK release, tnx Walkero!

Opensource OS4 newlib could be a solution, at least clib4 could benefit from some OS4 specific code and resolve I/O speed issues and maybe other tips too.

To give a little chance to Amigaos all OS4 code should be opened..

Welcome!

..You could also think about a checkbox for case sensitive search, useful for C code.

Andrea superstar!

@kas1e
It's a very interesting project, I love native software with reaction GUI.
I will follow development in my spare time, keep up the good work!

Great news and congratulations to everyone involved!
I hope the project becomes a reality within the next 12 months. If OS4/MOS is supported, I'm sure I'll be among the first adopters.

Anyway, I still believe that QEMU virtual boards are the best option to ensure Amiga software survives in the future.
They will never break, and year after year they will become faster and more accurate clones of the original hardware.
Thanks to Zoltan, a future version of QEMU will also include support for a virtual Pegasos I board.

@Steffen
you should never leave Amiga scene.. welcomw back!
Your work is really much appreciated.

If you want to see more software for A1222 you need to get full SDK and GCC compiler support.

The best way to run QEMU should be a GUI to configure all options more friendly, just like WinUae does.
It's important to take note of all hardware configurations that lead to right results, just like Hacktintosh experience..