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I have sound on almost all apps now with a new Audigy Fx card and ES 2.2 drivers. Thanks all!

@jap

Yes, I am using this now. It works like a charm. :)

@broadblues

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Doing this type of syntax in a shell sure works out. For simple cases.

This is a line from toolchain.prf in qmake :

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This proves to be intensely problematic, because of a) the environment prefix (cmd_prefix) and b) the way quotes are used. Or maybe I am just stupid.

Some way of emulating 2>&1 would be preferable.

@trixie

I just stumbled on this old thread. Seems the link to the HD Audio driver is lost. Is there some new contact?

@Raziel

I have tried everything.

Maybe I just have to accept, that my card maybe is not the best supported.

Is there any good advice on what to buy next?

I am having a blast with my revived x5000.

BUT - audio only works with some apps. I am not sure what make the card is, but I know it to have worked perfectly in the past. In Quake2 and Quake3 there is perfect sound. In AmigaAmp3 and TuneNet, there is no sound. Also, in the Sound prefs app, the boot sound doesn't play, and the test sound buttons give some crazy no good behavior.

Apparently, I am using emu10kx.audio.

Is there some hint, that I am missing?

@FlynnTheAvatar

Thanks!

Hi,

After installing Enhancer Software 2.2, the x5000/20 can no longer reboot warmly. What can I do ? Is there an explanation ?

Thanks, elfpipe

@Hans

It worked for me also yesterday. I did some heavy shopping :). Thanks!

@AmigaOldskooler

Well - first of all, I can't log in.

It's been years since I used the account, and obviously I haven't the faintest what my password is. The password reset function doesn't work - it never sends me anything.

I have tried creating a new account for a different email. I have been able to log on, but I cannot buy anything. Every function related to sales fails to work.

@kas1e

Thanks, I will give it a try.

Hi all,

I want to play games. I am guessing Nova Bridge will enable someting along those lines. I am not successfull with AmiStore. How/where do I get it?

Best, elfpipe

Hi,

I am trying another thread here about failures. I am working with public release modules now, so it should be fine.

Problem is, I might have a failing USB connective. I am using a USB stick to transfer files from Ubuntu on a laptop, and often I get fails.

Problem is, right now I have a file, that transfer badly. It has noise in the beginning, when it has been copied.

BUT when opening the file with MultiViewer, there is no noise. So I am wondering, if it might not be a hw issue but rather a software.

EDIT: If opening the file and saving as with MultiViewer, I get a resulting file with no noise.

@colinw

Sorry, my bad. I don't have access to it. Let's just end the discussion here.

@abalaban @colinw

Versions :

- dos.library.kmod.debug 54.121
- kernel.debug 54.56
- ram-handler.kmod 54.26

I don't have a serial hook up, so I can't see serial output during boot.

@afxgroup

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That makes no sense. Have your checked the debug output of elf.library to see, why they fail to load?

@afxgroup

Just a thought : The file constructor, that you are talking about - is it instantiated inside libc.so or in the main executable?

@afxgroup

How is the file constructor instantiated? Can you post the code here?

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Sashimi??

@afxgroup

Sure. I took about 1 1/2 year (one-and-a-half year) to solve the pointer equality issue. Maybe you can do it a little faster? ;-D

I am here to support, if you pinpoint a problem with the binary loader.

@afxgroup

Maybe an -fPIC issue? I am having trouble picturing the problem, when I don't know, what your code looks like.

The .ctors/.dtors code is quite solid now, so I doubt, that the problem is here. There could be some strange link problem, that we don't know about yet.

@afxgroup

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Well, obviously something is responsible for either setting the value, or you have overlooked something? If you set it to zero (0) just before it is used, what happens then?

EDIT : Since it works (...) with static link, then perhaps it is a constructor issue, that we overlooked?

Are you using still .ctors, or have you progressed to .init_array? Remember, there is also .pre_init_array, and this is not implemented. Neither is .init_array for the main executable.