@joerg

Aww, too bad

@Capehill

What about cpu usage, is there a way to poll that too?

Edit:
@khayoz

That's quite alright

@all

wrt uhd resolutions

This is a limitation in in gfx library
https://forum.hyperion-entertainment.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4762
which has been altered/fixed and is being betatested...no idea when it will be released

@davec555

There should be five bright red LEDs on the board, where three iirc are always on and the other two are used for the different checks.

If no LEDs are on whatsoever than there might be no power reaching the board.

You could try your old psu and see if this at least lights the LEDs.

In any way, remove everything and go from there, one piece after another back in place.

Could be anything, ram blown or not seated correctly, psu cable not completely plugged in.

I hope the old psu didn't blow a fuse

@joerg

Does the source to your tool also still exist?

It would be awesome to get this kind of information into existing GUI based tools/duckies

Thank you

Thanks guys

@geennaam

I meant sharing with the world, so that anyone can access the files.

But there were two conditions to be met
a) Not a subdirectory on the main NAS drive (read: using a plugged in usb hdd instead)
b) not having to create yet another account

a) was successful, b) not.

I wasn't able to create a QuickConnect link that wouldn't include my home's address space, *WITH* a Synology account however i get a .me link which everyone can access.

@Raziel

Answering to myself...it won't work without a Synology account.

That and using a QuickConnect link works (even with attached usb hdds/sticks, so one can save their precious main/home NAS).

Is there something like that in AmigaOS4?

I wonder if it is possible to track running tasks and show which one is using up what amount of ram/cpu.

@Deniil

Ah, right, I missed that.

Does the error maybe involve something about running out of memory?

Because there is a known glitch in the cfe firmware where a flaky sata cable might not gr connected properly.

Why it works one way but not the other is beyond me though

Could you maybe post a serial log output?

@Deniil

I had a scary incident myself when testing the hack and switching cards.

I don't know but it seems the hd driver relies on something from the cfe menu being visible (coded in and tested during development) while the rx driver does not (since it was never meant to run on cfe [YET] and as such never had to be coded for cfe and ***maybe*** lacks that part of init/code in the rx driver [that the hd driver has])
This is pure speculation...

Nope

@Chris
@Hypex

Nah, it's fine, keep playing

I'm lazy, i like all-in-one stuff (preferably with plugins, where it is easy to switch out certain parts).

iirc 7-zip is a stand-alone program and i'd like to move away from those.

Unarc or Archiver can do all the stuff i need with some mouse clicks with a nice GUI...so, i'll stick to those

Suggestions welcome, of course

@kas1e

Quote:
You are aware that this project might not run very well (if at all) on anything else than the X series anyway?
(CPU grunt, RAM availability, maybe even GPU power will be important, don't get your hopes up to get an app that will run as fast as IBrowse or even Odyssey on anything lower than an X1000 - i don' t know that, of course, but just look at that beast...)

No matter what kind of tricks you pull or optimizations you build in, this browser will demand, and it's demands will be huge.

@kas1e

I don't care if an app needs their time to start up (even Odyssey has a splash screen, because it isn't instantly available).
It's not like we are talking minutes here...or our live depending on the start up time.

Give them apps their time to get everything ready, as long as it doesn't slow down anything while using the app, it's fine.
Saying that, i'm perfectly aware that ScummVM takes it's time if one closes a game, returns to the launcher and chooses to play another game...engine switching will make a new .so engine plugin load.

But to be perfectly honest, this is fine as well, as no one (i am aware of) is game jumping in ScummVM, and if there was one, he/she/it could always, like you wrote, grab the cross-compiled static build instead (which doesn´t have all the features of the local builds, i might add), if it bothers them so much.

I'll stick with shared objects in ScummVM, because i love the concept of having the engines as seperate files.

Once we (maybe) get a working debugger this will make debugging engine flaws a breeze (says the guy who knows nothing about coding)

...


plus, we shouldn't (again) start to limit stuff just for speed of development...we've been there and look how awesome Timberwolf came about /sarcasm off
Let's get the development environment ready and let the devs do what they imagine they want to do, if we limit "their" experience they will be out of the game faster than we could snap our fingers.

@afxgroup

Second.
With limited RAM comes shortcuts and .so's are a great way to save RAM and still provide big projects

Hey,

does anyone know an easy way to share a drawer from a Synology to the wild (preferrably without having to register yet another account)?
Password or no password required, doesn't matter as the stuff will be on it's own hdd.

I want to share some game box scans, so nothing too fancy and my mail ISP's cloud is getting full.

Thanks in advance

@Capehill

Thank you for taking a look.

I have alerted the scummvm devs, hopefully it will be something trivial to fix/work around.

@salass00

Just tried with a multi-file .xz archive created with Archiver.

xadUnFile is not able to handle those.
First it reports corrupt data where there is none, then it goes into decunching a random file with a hillarious high byte count where the file 115 KB.

btw, that last file is not even part of the package, so...

Ok then, back to using it solely for my personal backups...

Thank you all

@Chris

I see, not sure how Archiver does it.

Probably just stores the files first and then .xz over it?