I don't have Garran's contact details (no idea who he is).
Hans
Ah, apologies, I thought you had some involvement in Amiga Auckland.
I have dropped him a line, as well as another former member (who, along with me, was about the only regular member left who actually used an Amiga!). Will PM you if I hear back.
First beta test on a real Amiga 1200 with 68060 @ 100 MHz !
Arti continues to plug away at delivering a Mortal Kombat 3 conversion for our favourite computer. He acknowledges that there's a graphical bug on the pre-fight character ladder screen, but he's confident it'll be fixed very soon.
He writes:
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Speed is not bad, I hope to optimize it more.
To stay up to date on this ambitious project, please visit:
A small test of CLib4 and the latest public version of SDL2
Chocolate Quake
"..This port is for purists: no fancy enhancements, no modern effects, just Quake as it was. If you're looking for visual upgrades or modern features, this may not be the port for you. But if you want Quake exactly as it felt in the '90s, you're in the right place..."
EditPad is now added to AmiBench. By popular demand users requested a text editor to complement the other tools added such as AmiBrowser, AmiPDF and Unarchiver.
Editpad is a recreation of the original with enhanced features added. Thanks to our developer Javier for his great work!
Expect a free download of the latest AmiBench soon along with many other updates for your A600 GS and the A1200 NG.
I'm still trying to sell my A1-X1000. My preference is for the machine to stay in NZ.
Unfortunately, that's being made extra difficult. TradeMe cut me off after selling the Sam460 because I'm not in NZ.
I tried to post a message about the machine to the Amiga Facebook page. Alas, it's been waiting for admin approval for days. So, if you know someone who is an admin there, could you please ask him to approve it?
There's no limit that I know of. I have a couple of 1TB USB drives (1 NTFS and 1 SFS) that work fine.
I have found that AmigaOS is very picky about which drives it reads and which it doesn't, although the new update seems to fix this.
Check what they have been formatted as. They may be exFAT. If you have access to a PC, try reformatting them as NTFS (which will, obviously, wipe any data on them already).
A bit cryptic? Well, here's the full story. Today I set out and aquired a couple of USB-sticks (64GB each), and tried them onto my x5k with update 3 installed and all. The USB stack does notice a new device having been plugged in and comes up with a little requester with some information about the stick.
And that's where the whole afair stops. No icon coming up or so. Nothing of the kind. Trying a 32GB stick fares no better, but a 8GB one shows up fine.
Is there a limit to the capacity for the stack to recognise it? Or is there some other factor in play?
Did anyone in the US ever get their physical copies? I received an email from Simon back in October asking if I wanted the English or German version, but nothing since. I sent an email a couple of weeks ago asking if it ever shipped, and no response yet.
Wondering if I'm alone or maybe they halted shipments to the US because of tariff uncertainty?
-- eliyahu
"Physical reality is consistent with universal laws. When the laws do not operate, there is no reality. All of this is unreal."