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Re: AmigaOs 4.1FE Classic Voodoo 3 libraries
Posted on: 2020/12/21 18:16    #41
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SDL surfaces ("2D") are supported with any graphics. Voodoo has Warp3D drivers, so MiniGL is supported. SDL should be using that for its "3D" functionality.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.1FE Classic Voodoo 3 libraries
Posted on: 2020/12/21 15:32    #42
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Don't install CGX, there's "enough" compatibility.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.1FE Classic Voodoo 3 libraries
Posted on: 2020/12/21 12:35    #43
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"LE" and "BE" likely refers to endianness of component pixel formats. One is essentially backwards to the other. I don't know whether that has to do with restrictions of the hard- or firmware.
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Re: Latest DOSBOX : with PPC dynamic recompiler and stuff , right there!
Posted on: 2020/12/7 2:27    #44
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Wasn't there like a memory deallocation missing? Of the JIT cache?
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Sometimes this happens wrt. USB
Posted on: 2020/12/6 13:08    #45
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For years I've used a USB mouse and a USB keyboard with the XE. It's unmodified.

Sometimes they stop working. In this case at least, the keyboard was abandoned. Is the keyboard to blame or what's going on?

usb.log
Quote:

E: [12:51:46] bootkeyboard.usbfd | DoControlXfer | Destall failed: io_Error = -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID driver | Interface binding failed. Error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 129 (Ifc 0x60F38A10) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | Failed to destall EndPoint 130 (Ifc 0x60F38A90) - error -35
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
E: [12:51:46] hid.usbfd | HID Server | More than 20 successive errors - abandoning device.
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Re: adripper on X5000?
Posted on: 2020/11/24 21:57    #46
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Renamed? Does Adripper say "Selected device is not a CD-ROM drive"?
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Re: The MiniGL thread
Posted on: 2020/10/17 18:10    #47
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Does it run (current) Freedoom now? Prboom 2.5.1 seems to, but then fails with save games.
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Re: Youtube and Odyssey 1.23 r5_beta07
Posted on: 2020/10/15 9:10    #48
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Does YT.rexx with ffplay still work for live streams? The current script does get the correct link for most Youtube released videos, or past live streams.
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Re: VIM the editor
Posted on: 2020/9/26 20:07    #49
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@sTix
Confirmed, thanks.
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Re: VIM the editor
Posted on: 2020/9/25 16:46    #50
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@sTix
Yes it still did the same with the new 8.2.1583.
Log excerpt:
Quote:
Symbol info:
Instruction pointer 0x7CB59B1C belongs to module "gVim" (PowerPC)
Symbol: gui_mch_exit + 0x78 in section 1 offset 0x0000CAF8

Stack trace:
gVim:gui_mch_exit()+0x78 (section 1 @ 0xCAF8)
gVim:gui_mch_exit()+0x60 (section 1 @ 0xCAE0)
gVim:getout()+0xd8 (section 1 @ 0xF97BC)
gVim:gui_shell_closed()+0x88 (section 1 @ 0x74BC)
gVim:gui_mch_wait_for_chars()+0x15c (section 1 @ 0xBAE8)
gVim:inchar_loop()+0x1e0 (section 1 @ 0x230300)
gVim:gui_inchar()+0xc0 (section 1 @ 0x3A5C)
gVim:ui_inchar()+0x44 (section 1 @ 0x230070)
gVim:inchar()+0x34c (section 1 @ 0xD5888)
gVim:vgetorpeek()+0xaec (section 1 @ 0xD663C)
gVim:vgetc()+0x4a0 (section 1 @ 0xD8514)
gVim:safe_vgetc()+0x10 (section 1 @ 0xD8620)
gVim:normal_cmd()+0xbf0 (section 1 @ 0x14D3D0)
gVim:main_loop()+0x534 (section 1 @ 0xF9394)
gVim:vim_main2()+0x7ac (section 1 @ 0xFA298)
gVim:main()+0x76c (section 1 @ 0xFB18C)
gVim:call_main()+0x38 (section 1 @ 0x28A8A8)
gVim:_main()+0x3a0 (section 1 @ 0x28ACF4)
native kernel module dos.library.kmod+0x000255c8
native kernel module kernel+0x00040058
native kernel module kernel+0x000400a0
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Re: DOSBOX mount an iso?
Posted on: 2020/9/24 18:24    #51
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I always used the Amiga name for the ISO file. And it's not visible to the emulated Dosbox filesystem (letter drives). No issues there.
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Re: VIM the editor
Posted on: 2020/9/21 17:36    #52
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Not sure if Odyssey can post to Github, actually.
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Re: How to use Amiga4000T OS3.9 with no startup reboots
Posted on: 2020/7/31 15:16    #53
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I thought that here would be a guide to doing it.

¿
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Sgrab
Posted on: 2020/6/24 8:45    #54
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I keep forgetting the "mark and grab" functionality locks up the system as soon as you poke the wrong thing... maybe get rid of it? Also, I'm posting this so I might remember next time I have a fine idea.

Maybe custom screen is key.
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Re: Odyssey 1.23 progress
Posted on: 2020/4/26 9:39    #55
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@white I think it's a combination of various licenses, it's definitely not public domain. The WebKit browser engine is a combination of LGPL and BSD...
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Re: Odyssey 1.23 progress
Posted on: 2020/4/24 9:26    #56
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Btw. interesting that while an actual Firefox (that I use) tests better overall, Odyssey wins in some areas, like video, and both browsers have sections with zero points.
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Re: Pandmic AmigaOS 4 software request - DCRAW based datatype
Posted on: 2020/4/14 19:01    #57
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@tekmage Fair enough. OS4Depot even has another "raw" datatype.

Hey, there is source code in there (file name extension c): cr2_dt
Though I'm not sure what "License: Other" stands for, there.
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Re: Pandmic AmigaOS 4 software request - DCRAW based datatype
Posted on: 2020/4/14 18:29    #58
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Re: the image formats

How would datatypes.library recognize a file to be fed to the datatype?

I'm reminded of something out of a popular science fiction film:
"Then I will try to make the best guess I can."
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Re: Localisation: Is it possible to generate .CT files if you have just CD and Catalog files ?
Posted on: 2020/4/12 11:16    #59
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@asymetrix

IIRC that is the gettext way. Any developer is free to use it if they prefer.
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Re: Localisation: Is it possible to generate .CT files if you have just CD and Catalog files ?
Posted on: 2020/4/12 6:42    #60
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One caveat still: which order does OS 4.1 locale.library look for catalogs, is it just PROGDIR:Catalogs first, and if so and there is a duplicate what happens? Because the old convention was to use native language names instead of english language names. Yet there are version numbers as well.
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