@Tuvok

Yes, along with hyperion-entertainment.com (+ forum)

@walkeroQuote:

Does Vault automatically check for new entries on each startup? or is it just images? maybe it can be added to settings if entries/images are refreshed automaticly or manually run (a bit like AmiUpdate), and for manual it will notify when there is an update.

@walkero

Thanks for the program.

I dont think the alphabetical list of the programs is working correctly, as some are out of order is all the different groups.

@balaton

This also happens when using Update 2 files so its not a new issue, and is not restricted to using kyvos.

Yes, it is due to using newer files to build the Kickstart.zip when installing from the original FE4.1 iso. Other weird things can happen if some things are done out of order when installing (such as AmiUpdate not working), so Walkero has a full installation guide in the kyvos manual making it a pain-free and easy process.

Users will always have to install update 1, 2 and 3 as there is no 'combined' iso that has all the latest files in it.

Essentially, the USBCtrl message can be ignored and closed, and will not show when update 2 has been installed.

@AmigaNG
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Read the manual as that explains why it happens, and the order in which to run/install all the updates.

@dwolfmanQuote:
I can only add that im using Kyvos 1.6.0 for Windows x64, and it worked for me when creating an AmigaOne machine config using the "Automatic" option.

Are you using the "Advanced" option to create the virtual machine? and if so, what settings are you using? I can try and recreate the issue to help track it down.

@DigitalDesigns

Short answer - No

The v5 RadeonHD driver supports Southern Islands chipsets.
https://wiki.amiga.org/index.php?title=RadeonHD
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_Core_Next#first

The RadeonRX driver covers some Polaris chipsets, like the RX580.
https://www.amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2023-01-00049-EN.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics ... Next#Graphics_Core_Next_4

There is no current support for anything newer than a RX580.

@benny

https://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/ ... id=156209#forumpost156209

Its mentioned in the manual, but as its a false-positive tell windows its ok to download it and carry on.

@ilbarbax

it should be in your settings - try https://ko-fi.com/manage/supportreceived?src=sidemenu and change the drop down menu to 'shop orders' (there are a few depending on how it was paid/not paid).

You should then be able to click on a 'View Details' button for the order, and then 'View Content' to see the download links for the files.

@smarkusg

I can confirm that apt will crash using clib4.library from the github clib4.library page and os4depot, and works using the version from the mgba lha file.

The "bad" version of clib4.library is also in walkero's docker cross-compiler images.

This is using qemu amigaone FE+updates

@nubechecorre

Personally, the easiest way would be using docker with images from https://hub.docker.com/r/walkero/amigagccondocker/

What is Docker?

@smarkusg
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This made me smile as @joerg wrote both, so he knows.
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Dont use JXFS - It was discontinued starting with 4.1 Final Edition for a reason. Look on this forum for old posts if you want to learn more.

@kas1e

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That should hit 5.1GHz on a single core, so as long as you have tried with power saving off, there is not much more at this time you can do other than use the amigaone machine as it has *slightly* faster boot times.

@kas1e

I have found the biggest speed boost is placing the qemu installation and hard drive file on the quickest drive you have.

nvme <- ssd <- sata <- network

Other than that, not too much in it besides pure single-core cpu speed.

as @number6 has posted on aw.net

Mirari website is back

@TheMagicSN

Frodo doesn't work with cartridges so I always used VICE on RetroArch instead.

I just tried Frodo on win64 RetroArch and got the same unusable keyboard and could not get anything to work.

@kishigo

It may be best to wait until AOS4.1FE update 3 is out before making any additional purchase decisions (even though that has been expected for years at this point...). You can also try changing the GFX card power settings around to see if that helps.

@white

This is a picture of a 6+2 PCI-e cable. They are designed to be either 6 or 8 pins depending on what your GFX card needs. You can see there are 2 pins separate from the 6 pin block, which become a 8 pin connector when put together.

You will need 2 of these cables for the R9 280X. The first cable will use all 8 pins when plugged into the GFX card, and the second cable will only use 6 pins.

This is all in addition to the cables required for the other GFX card.

@Maijestro

Radeon HD v5 driver is for Southern Islands chipsets, the fastest being R280X cards.
Radeon RX v2 driver is for most Polaris chipsets, the fastest being RX580 cards. Im unsure if a RX590 (Polaris30) is supported as that was a newer 'die-shrink' version of a RX580 (Polaris20). There are some people that have had better results with a RX570 over a RX580.

Once the OS has loaded there are no real feature differences between Radeon HD v5 driver and Radeon RX v2 driver, however a RX card will give you usable video playback and be just that bit faster all around thanks to them being that much newer than SI cards.

There are some small quirks between hardware platforms but I can say both work fine on the X5000, however some driver fixes are not yet released to the public.

Even though a RX580 is the fastest card purely going by specifications, there is a point where a faster gfx card does not make much difference due to internal OS and other hardware restrictions.

For some context, I have used R270, R270X, RX560 and RX580 cards in my X5000.

@AmigaSociety

Tony Wyatt is the author, and last login was Jan last year.