Why didn't I ever report this before? OK, stick in the Sam440 4.1 Update 1 CD. Wait for it to be recognized.

The CD icon is not shown. There is nothing you can click on until you do an icon cleanup (ramiga+. a couple of times will do it).

Same thing if you just mount the iso with DiskImageGUI.

I do scale my icons.

@Chris

I did the libjpeg v8a build. I had tested it, but perhaps not well enough. I personally hadn't seen any problems and all the references appeared to be the same.

That isn't so with libpng (i've never released any shared libpng, but have compiled it here), and of course when compiling libpng, the configure script makes sure the shared object has a name reflecting the version of libpng, not just libpng.so, although a symlink is created I think (Edit: Though as I say in the last paragraph of this post, that's OK because any program executable won't be loading sobjs:libpng.so)

I don't like renaming things. If an updated version doesn't change the name of the shared library, then I won't either.

I did notice spotUP's build of libjpeg-6b.so was renamed internally with -soname i'd presume, however naming it and copying it as libjpeg.so won't work properly. All old and new programs will find sobjs:libjpeg.so, which is 6b, and want to use it, however libjpeg.so references libjpeg-6b.so which will not exist.

From experience, if you have sobjs:libjpeg.so which is named internally as libjpeg-6b.so and you link your program with -ljpeg, then in the executable of your program, it will look for sobjs:libjpeg-6b.so

@salass00

Or AmiDevCpp.

@orgin

http://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/ ... t_id=25503#forumpost25503

... I do need to try Filer again sometime I admit.

Edit: Is OpenAmiga accurate in saying it's "Not finished"?

*cough*

@kas1e

I wish there was an SDL (or otherwise portable) clone of Space Taxi or Air Taxi.

That reminds me, I need to try a C64 emulator on OS4.

@Severin

Had same issue. New HDD fixed it.

@cha05e90

Question of curiousity.

Is it possible? I can get 1.8 to work fine, but these ones that need to be burned to a ROM, i'm guessing they'd work using LoadModule on OS3.9, but what about on OS4? How can I use this?

@xenic

Although it's not the software I use, "DVD Shrink" on Windows is what most people use.

On Linux there is "K9Copy".

Mount the .iso, or select the folder of files, and have it transcode it to smaller files (it's very quick, MPEG-2 allows this quick type of transcoding not available on other codecs), then burn it.

@ChrisH

... OK, i'll chime in. My Sam440Ep Flex 800 has a mouse plugged into the top rear USB port. In some circumstances the connection is lost, sort-of.

I'm not convinced it's a driver bug. I think it's probably the area of memory controlling that port is being corrupted. It seems to happen more when playing SDL/GL games, otherwise I can leave the computer on for days with no probs with USB.

When the problem happens, the mouse optical light stays fully lit, forever, until the mouse is unplugged and plugged back in. (You know how traditional optical mices work. Lift it up, light is fully bright/lit for 1 second, then dim for a few minutes, then flashes every second).

I vaguely recall it happening to the keyboard too in the port below, but, I can't be sure on that.

Just wanted to confirm that the problem is not unique to 1 or 2 people (.. oxymoronic statement, unique == 1). It definitely exists.... unless it's only us?

@mcleppa

You could probably boot to no startup sequence using the mouse button combo, then use the c:date command to modify the date, then "time save" to save it.

@Robert17

Glad to have helped.

@mbrantley

ImageMagick can probably do batch .iff ILBM conversion.... maybe.

Edit: If it supports ILBM, then it's easy to create a script for it.

@Robert17

Probably incorrect date/time on your system.

@Paul

Well, it probably takes the OS straight off the user-agent (edit: ... which I now see is basically what you just said at the end). Could see what happens if you're able to modify the user-agent yourself to some fictional OS.

@alfkil

I found http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xre ... te/usr/src/lib/libresolv/

and a stub version, http://cristi.indefero.net/p/uClibc-c ... 267f40bb49dfef8/libresolv

.. probably won't work, but still.

Comes with glibc I think.

Edit: Comes with "BIND" perhaps?
Edit2: Apparently libbind and libresolv are the same? I believe i've seen these source files in various IRCds too.

If you haven't tried already, try simply compiling it without -lresolv and see what happens.

Edit3: https://www.isc.org/software/libbind

I'm sure we have all these functions already.

@ChrisH

Middle mouse scrolling (feature I requested btw! Thanks Joerg!) needs to have RMB context menus enabled.

"Favicon" is the correct term for website icons (probably mentioned already). I still think OWB is slow due to lack of non-blocking DNS requests.

@yogi32

Check config.log, scroll to the end, check for undefined references. Find which libraries have those references, and add them as a dependency.

I.E In configure you'll see -lSDL_mixer, but you probably have to add -logg, -lvorbisfile, -lvorbisenc, -lvorbis, -lSDL etc.. etc.. Sometimes -lstdc++

@328gts

No probs!