@NinjaCyborg

What is this site? A link to it would be helpful, rather than assuming everybody knows it already.

@LiveForItQuote:

I think the IPv4 addresses range is actually around 4 billion.

That's a crazy amount of news, and some big things too!

It does seem to pause on boot for a little while, which it never used to do (Sam440EP here).

The only real issue I've come across so far is that ssh2-handler is significantly slower than it was under update 2.

It worked for me on Update 3. Is there a manual anywhere? I launched it and couldn't easily see how to do anything.

@Swisso

It was something to do with a patch I was using for async DNS resolution.

@redfox

I haven't had a chance to update yet, but that problem was reported by some beta testers a while back. Unfortunately there hasn't been a proper new release of NetSurf since.

However, the CI builds should be fine, try the latest from here: https://ci.netsurf-browser.org/builds/amiga/

@nbache

Looks like there's a 1.8 (1.18?) beta: https://thomas-rapp.hier-im-netz.de/amiga/limpidclock.html

@Maijestro

Looks like it has been newly uploaded to Aminet, but is the same old version that has been on OS4Depot since 2006.

Presumably it never reached Aminet back then even though it includes a 68k version?

Well done!

I got quite a few multi-balls on my go too.

@AmigaOldskooler

Thanks! Took me a couple of hours to get that. Tried again yesterday and wasn't anywhere close!

OK, managed 1,200,982,210.



Screenshot is from the high score table as I wasn't quick enough (or it didn't respond quick enough) to get a screenshot under the player 1 banner.

Hardware: MiSTer

Oh, wow! That's a nice surprise.

My highest score is 3,319,632,210 - but that was back in the 1990s so I'm not submitting that (the CDY scores on the screenshot may be more recent).

Screenshot

I will get a brand new score and post it!

@Tuvok

Maybe the output of "assign" would be useful too.

@SteffJay

I suspect there's a bit missing from that message. It should read "Please insert volume ADH0 in any drive"

What it's asking you to do, is find the disk called ADH0 and insert in into a disk drive.

What has more probably happened, is that you had a hard disk partition with the device name ADH0 which has been changed at some point.

What you need to do is identify when the message appears (is it on boot? When you launch a particular program?), and investigate that to see if there is any mention of ADH0:

If it is happening on boot you should have a look in s:user-startup for ADH0: first, and then have a look at your WBStartUp programs (if it is OS4 then there's a WBStartUp Prefs which you might find has an entry for ADH0:something-or-other).

Lemmings
Lemmings 2
Xmas Lemmings (both)
Colonization (insofar as declaring independence successfully)
Monkey Island 2
Myst

I can't remember actually completing anything else. A lot of games I played either had no ending or I was rubbish at.

Uropa2 I got right near the end and then encountered a bug which trapped me in the other world, and I didn't have an earlier save point. Quite annoyed about that!

@joergQuote:

Yes, it quite possibly would have done, but that's a horrid horrid piece of software I'd rather not touch with a barge pole.

libnix is more sane but IIRC is missing quite a bit of stuff.

clib2 is preferable to both, especially as it's not trying to be UNIX.

@walkero

Quote:

Whilst I think you're broadly correct that it doesn't get much use, it is the best clib for OS3.

I use it for the OS3 port of NetSurf. The alternatives would never have worked.

@kas1e

Presumably this also affects 68k clib2. Is clib4 available for 68k/OS3? If not, can any fixes be backported to clib2?