On my A1XE both the SLB boot partition and the BootDevice & SYS: partition show as "SmartFilesystem 1.290 (SFS\02)" in RAWBInfo.

I spent a lot of time immersed in Simcity 2000 and Pinball Illusions, not applicable. :)

I have completed

Beneath a Steel Sky
Dreamweb
Police Quest 2
Police Quest 3
Wing Commander (100 % of the missions*)
Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge (there is three difficulties, I think, and each has unique stages, though it's never completely unforgiving)

Then there's B-17 that I very likely played through, though I don't remember nor find a "retirement screen".

The Amiga version of Flashback is far beyond my capability. It's clearly easier in the first couple of levels.

*: No Secret Missions on Amiga, boo.

Thank you from me as well.

DOSBox-X is supposedly better at WinDOS stuff (ie. not NT).

Curious as to the nature of the errors.

There's of course established ways to do things in GNU/Linux but I'm just used to the "wait until" way... so I tinkered in bash:

@khayoz That's a tricky one, if it is as it looks and as seems likely: such an old browser only has outdated encryption methods.

Hi,

I have known for a while that my Amiga, which uses an SCSI controller (phase5) has a disk access problem. It seems to work fine for 20..35 minutes, but then inevitably stops. Sometimes it's hanging, other times it's the expansion presenting an error message in a window of its own (this, I think, is an early warning even). Today in the shell environment I tried to "dir" the RAM Disk, and Smartfilesystem reported
"There was an error while accessing this volume:

Selection timeout.
The device doesn't respond.

errorcode = 44
io_Command = 2
io_Offset = 2695168
io_Length = 8192
io_Actual = 0
"

Would all that imply any particular part of the whole or is it just ambiguous?

I haven't bothered using the CD drive lately, which is also on SCSI.

Did you try moving the sdl2 link library before its dependencies? At least when I did these the linker never figured it out on its own.

Did I understand this right? On actual partition the long filenames cannot be created in any way. But if they already exist, then as they are copied from RAM: the names are truncated and when they are read (maybe written to?) the short form is fine as long as the names are unique.

@MamePPCA1

My A1XE has been out for a year. :|
Nothing comes on screen and keyboard stays the same.

@Liveforit

PSU: I have two that are each installed simply enough. I hope they are both gone, as opposed to something else.

@levellord

The lowlevel section is only for backwards compatibility with games / software that uses lowlevel.library. These typically do not support Amigainput at all. The original library was (probably) made for the CD32 console.

@Amiguy

For me it doesn't seem to matter, nothing is updated from any of them. I didn't try all possible combinations.

How's it compare bitrate per pixel per ... quality? Maybe need to determine if it's lossy... not sure if that would be more challenging than lossless compression.

I don't suppose it's some thing turned into bigendian (only).

Is AGS by ScummVM happening for AmigaOS?

Is 2.47 working? I still get just some message about Amiupdate updating itself, and it never does.

Well, graphics is already about converting everything... especially as PNG isn't supported in old software. Spreadsheets too.

There should be a warning in gcc for that. It's *the* cross platform toolchain.

For me Updates prefs has the check for AU update when user started bit checked, but it doesn't seem to be able to update from 2.47.

au.log just has "Opening window" and then when I close it, "Closing program".

Might make a difference or not, but did you press keys on mplayer (cursors r,u and pgup)?