@LiveForIt

Yes, i read about that the other day, but there must be a reason
for not inlcuding it into the final release. I'm not that bad
in need of AmigaInput right now, so i can wait

Thanks for the reminder

@Outcast

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Ohh, neat, neat

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Pfft, don't wanna play with us?

@Rigo

I was about to question my memory.

I thought i had seen such a device. I'll wait for it and
an upcoming AmigaInput update to be reimplemented, then.

Thank you

How do i get an USB scanner to work?

I have BetaScan installed, but somehow my glasses are foggy or i'm just
getting plain old, cause i don't seem to find an USBScanner.device.

Is it there somewhere?
Or do i have to take the A1serial/A1parallel.device road?

Scanner is recognized by the USB stack (Microtek ScanMaker 4800) and
there is an old Scanner driver in the BetaScan package, though i
haven't been able to test it yet (lack of serial/parallel cable)
and lack of a "Scan Now" button on the scanner.

Any hints appreciated.

Thank you

@Aldur

If it was secured you can charge the bast*** for the case and
(hopefully not) for the damaged mobo.

@gofromiel

I hate the post offices that get away with such rude methods...

If not even the fan on the cpu spins, than the mainboard has no power.

Check:
1. If the PSU is switched on (obviously) on the back of your case
2. If the power cable from the PSU to the mobo is dislocated, check if wires are broken
3. Try to replace the PSU with some other brand if nothing helps

@Aldur

Not that i want to put you down, i mean, one learns from his faults, but
IF you send out a case, make sure all loose parts are packed solely
with MUCH stuf around it and tape it to the bottom of the case, so, they
can't (as in this sad case) fly around and damage the mobo.

Well, i hope it is just some wires came loose

P.S: Welcome to Amigans.net, gofromiel

@Outcast

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LOOK, it's SUPERMAN!!!



/me sneaking in front of the line

@Mason

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Naked girls that come out of cakes???

What kind of "meeting" is this, anyway?

@Mikey_C

We want pictures!

@bean

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Oki, if you need more info, help, anything, just ask.

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Ah, shoot, i mean...

hurray

@bean

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Damn repeat button...



Can I? I'm not coming either, it's like 800km for me, so...
Yeah, ok, not much, but still

I promise, i won't tell the guys about your new kickass
proggy you got up your sleeve, which one can easily...

whoops

Nevermind.
Can I?

@spotUP

UFO 2000, please

Don't have time to browse all the games, but this did catch
my attention, mabye Zelda or Zelda Classic, but i'm not
sure if the sources are available.

edit: Zelda Classic is closed source

FIEND Nice graphics adventure game

@bean

1 + 2: See above post

3: Raising AWeb's stack didn't change a thing

4: Done and it happened again, completely the same crash message appeared unfortunately

@spotUP

BUMP (and of course see the news item and the bounty)

and spotty, how about a TopTen of possible ports from you?

To keep the cash flowing

@Outcast

Seems we may have found a bug, now for the specification

AWeb?
TuneNet?
BSDSocket.lib?

Here's a fresh one from a few minutes ago:

Symbol info:
Instruction pointer 0x7FD2853C belongs to module "bsdsocket.library" (HUNK/Kickstart)

Stack trace:
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD2853C (section 5 @ 0xF51C)
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD4BF80 (section 5 @ 0x32F60)
AWeb:amitcp_socket()+0x48 (section 1 @ 0x15840)
AWeb:Opensocket()+0xC0 (section 1 @ 0x93874)
AWeb:Httpretrieve()+0x170 (section 1 @ 0x9426c)
AWeb:Httptask()+0x218 (section 1 @ 0x949b8)
AWeb:Subtask()+0x194 (section 1 @ 0xe70d8)
native kernel module dos.library.kmod+0x0001dfdc

@Rudei

Got a PM from ZeroG with a crashlog stating bsdsocket.library crashed.

That is exactly (well, mostly) the same crashlog i get, so IF your bsdsocket.lib
is the one crashing for you, too, we may have a definite case of a bug here...

@bean
You listening?
It's still AWeb that's crashing but maybe you give me a hint, so i can point
Andy (Broad) in the right direction?

Thank you

This is my stack trace part:
Stack trace:
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD2853C (section 5 @ 0xF51C)
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD4BF80 (section 5 @ 0x32F60)
AWeb:amitcp_socket()+0x1C (section 1 @ 0xe05c)
AWeb:Httpretrieve()+0x144 (section 1 @ 0x5d21c)
AWeb:Httptask()+0x25C (section 1 @ 0x5e56c)
AWeb:Subtask()+0x118 (section 1 @ 0x91ce4)
native kernel module dos.library.kmod+0x0001dfdc


and this is ZeroG's:
Stack trace:
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD6253C (section 5 @ 0xF51C)
module LIBS:bsdsocket.library at 0x7FD85F80 (section 5 @ 0x32F60)
AWeb:amitcp_socket()+0x1C (section 1 @ 0xe46c)
AWeb:Httptask()+0x550 (section 1 @ 0x5d908)
AWeb:Subtask()+0x118 (section 1 @ 0x918f8)
native kernel module dos.library.kmod+0x0001dfdc

@AJS

Well, sounds amazing, no doubt, but

...not that i want to bash or flame or anything...

...but with all these new connectivity, who will write the
the drivers and/or UBoot/Firmware updates?

@Snuffy

Tbh i'd even throw money in a bounty if it were clear how
much would be needed, and if it were "secured" that we
actually get it, to "buy back" OS4.

Don't ask me how much, i think i'd go crazy on this

@Snuffy

Ah, ok

Thanks for the info

@AmiKit

Looks great...what i always wanted to ask, but was too lazy
to dig through the readmes

Can this be installed in E-UAE (OS4 build)?