Glad to hear you are up and running again.

Ah, got it. I did not understand before that this USB stick booted the computer with the card.

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@SteffJay

Which SPECIFIC graphics card is this Asus Radeon? Could it be that the new USB stick lacks the necessary driver for a newish graphics card? We have a chicken and eggs situation going on with these systems sometimes.

Great news. Thanks to all who are doing the work!

PFTP works great. I also use the one built into DOpus 5.

That makes sense. I believe I may have also noticed an inability for the OS to notice I had inserted a new USB stick while I was stuck in this "pre-booted" state. But all is well now.

Niels and Thomas, thanks so much for your assistance. This was exactly the problem. I had somehow mixed usbctrl version 53.14 with usbsys.device 53.22. Now all is on 53.22 and everything is working as it should.

Besides the mouse wheel being nonfunctional, this mismatch seemed to also cause some of the keys on my keyboard to not work, such as the right "Amiga" key. I thought the keyboard thing was a different problem, but now that is solved as well.

Thanks, guys, for helping me troubleshoot this. When I get back to my Amigas and other wonders this afternoon, I will check my versions of usbctrl. It sounds like I have mismatched pieces of the puzzle.

Niels,

Thanks. Looks like I have usbsys.device 53.22.

I have noticed my mouse wheel not working to scroll on my X5000 when booting from my System drive. When booting from the USB stick that was supplied with my motherboard mouse scrolling does work.

While troubleshooting this, I typed usbctrl restart in a shell and got this error:

USBCtrl only works with USB Stack v53.14.

By the way, usbctrl start is in the startup-sequence.

First of all, how do I determine the version number of my USB Stack? I've looked at version for various files associated with the usb system, but which one is the one? Hah.

Otherwise, anybody know what's going on here? Thanks!

@skynet

Sorry, I just remembered my forgotten password.

Erasing text that was entered here because now I have managed to get into the Hyperion forum after all. :)

Just got home and had a look. Seems I have NGFileSystem 54.55.

Thanks, everyone!

My X1000 machines have SFS (or SFS/2?) for file systems on the hard drives, and one of those machines has an SSD for the main drive. These have been working fine, but I do remember when, several years ago, I lost the boot partition on an SFS hard drive volume without any warning. I have been more careful about having current backups since then.

My new X5000 brings with it some more choices. I still have SFS available to me in whatever version is now distributed with Enhancer, as well as the public release of NGFS. I keep hearing that there are newer versions of NGFS that are perhaps better in some way being used by beta testers, but I only have what has been released to end users.

So, what file system is best for my machines from my choices? When should SFS vs. SFS/2 be used? Or should the public release of NGFS be preferred? Should I change X1000 volumes to NGFS as released for X5000?

It would be nice to see an OS update with some later file system version released. A reliable, robust and performant file system seems very important.

@Mozzerfan

Ah, thanks! You put me onto the right path. It's working now, in all the programs. Have a nice day.

I’ve run into a snag with the audio configuration on my new AmigaOne X5000/40. I am using a ESI Juli@ PCI sound card that I purchased from eBay.

I was not able to hear anything at all for a time and figured I had bought a bad or incompatible card, but at last I am making some noise with it! In the AHI prefs, when I select ENVY24HT:HiFI 32 bit Stereo ++, I can play the test sound just fine. Frequency is set to 48000 Hz.

But when I run AmigaAmp it reports not being able to open ahi.device and advises me to check that the version is current and that AHI devices are correct. Also get similar messages from Emotion and Mplayer.

However, TuneNet works fine. That one from within the program is set to AHI User Mode, and it sounds great.

What am I doing wrong?

Hi, guys. I decided to join in the fun today and have been testing Wormhole here between an X1000 and a Mac Pro 2019. Smaller files in both directions arrive quickly and intact, including pictures and PDFs and smaller videos. The videos that have worked for me are in the 200MB range. Longer videos, a gigabyte or more that I have tried, have arrived incomplete or corrupted it seems.

Whatever text is inside the Wormhole GUI is so tiny that it is difficult to read, and I do not see any progress indicator.

But you're off to a great start, and I certainly understand you did not intend for this to be released yet. It is exciting to see beginnings of a very useful utility and to be able to offer feedback and encouragement.

I've been using a Corsair CX650M in my new X5000 build. It features semi-modular cabling that helped reduce cable clutter.