@Chris
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Sort of. You need to use "PIPE:" placeholders.

This works:
list SYS:#?info LFORMAT %N TO PIPE: | sort from PIPE: TO RAM:sortedfile.txt
Note: the use of the "|" does nothing more than executing both commands. You can execute first the "list" command and then the "sort" one.

Second example to extract only the "Disk.info" file:
list SYS:#?info LFORMAT %N TO PIPE: | grep Disk PIPE:
(grep comes from the SDK)

I uploaded only once and I don't remember anything related to my email address so I guess it was so transparent that I don't remember it. So it's ok for me

Why compile a program that nobody will use?

Shouldn't it be a feature of the TCP stack?

This error is obvious considering the very last character of your command

@JosDuchIt

I hope you'll come and visit us at the Alchimie in november. Several Belgian Amigans do the trip...

@JosDuchIt
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Why did you copy files by hand?????
Just run the installation script and that's all.
From what you say, I think you copied the files from the CD (small startup-sequence) which are only for the CD!

@JosDuchIt

If you use SFS as a filesystem you *must* use a 512 bytes blocksize.
For other filesystems other sizes may be OK.

I can't see anything related comparing your 2 variables list (and with my Uboot var list).

Jos: are you sure you have "video_activate=pci" ?
It seems you have "sm502" here. It means the image is sent to the onboard VGA port and not your graphic card that you have plugged in the PCIe slot.

@JosDuchIt

What does it say?
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You once installed Parthenope on this HD. Just install SLB (with MediaToolbox) and it will work.

@JosDuchIt

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the procedure is the same for an USB key or HD.
I never tried on a HD but it should work.

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It is explained in the PDF present on the OS4 CD.

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@mritter0

And what about using the Delete command from the OS instead?

@JosDuchIt

You are right about the 2 possible cases for the HD. That's why I suggested to use another computer to test it.

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Yes.

+1
If you want, I can have a look at it. I would need access to the source code of course.

@JosDuchIt

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There is no "SATA" (only) option. It's either "SATA HD" or "SATA DVD".
I wrote an article a long time ago. It was for the AmigaOne XE but you can find more information about Uboot.

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You can select "verbose" somewhere in the menu.

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You can interrupt the display pressing the CursorUp key (IIRC) so you can see the first lines displayed.

@JosDuchIt
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Do not ask to someone that doesn't know AmigaOS

The only things someone can test with a PC are:
- connect the HD and see if it is recognized by the BIOS and/or the loaded OS.
Beware, NOT to write anything on the HD of course or it will destroy your Amiga partitions.
- use the SATA controller on a PC with a PC harddrive (not yours) and see if it works.

Interesting idea. I could create a Linux/Windows VM. Some developer connect on it and install the necessary tools. When that is done, I can upload the VM on the Net for everyone to download.

Who would like to install the necessary tools?

@LiveForIt

Nice to know thanks.

In the meantime, the campaign reached more than 4000 euros. I believe a news is coming...

@LiveForIt

You may end doing an update of Mplayer for a new processor

@All

I am very busy these days so I cannot advertise the campaign to Open Source groups on the Net.
If anyone can spread the word, please do.

Thanks.

Hi there,

You probably heard about this project before. Let's sum it up:

The Power Progress Community (PPC) was created to release to the public all design material to build a PowerPC laptop. These documents will be released as Open Source.

When this design is done, a production of such laptop could be launched. So in other words, this is the best chance we have to get our hands on a PowerPC based laptop with AmigaOS running natively.

Ok, it's not for tomorrow but still interesting. Why?
Because with the help of all the people interested by Open Source, we can reach this goal.
If you don't want/can't donate to this crowdfunding, spread the word around you. It is also a good way of contributing to this project. There are many people interested to promote open source in any form. With this project, the hardware design will be released as Open Source. We need to use these channels to reach the more people we can.

This will give us a better chance to have a portable AmigaOS one day.

More details on the dedicated page