this doesn't seems a crash since the keyboard works and i can make a soft reset without problems. Weird..
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I have the same problem with my mouse randomly. Suddenly it stops working,the keyboard still works. I have a wireless logitech usb kbd/mouse on one usb. If i unplug and replug it works for some time again,and stops. Can do this until the usb system gives me an error. Then i have to reboot it. Thought it was an usb problem,but since you're not using usb...strange
@Antique The bug occurs on a Sam440 when the system memory runs out, and the virtual (paged) memory kicks in. And sadly due to *another* bug, memory gradually disappears over time (on my system at a rate of 38MB per hour).
At least one (if not both) bugs have already been fixed, so we just have to be patient for another OS4.1 update.
@Mrodfr Since the Quick Fix, I can have OS4.1 running for many hours, which is why I noticed that memory was gradually disappearing.
If you are having to reset several times an hour, then I think you have a different problem (unless you are using 512MB with just IBrowse!!!). IBrowse is known to crash for some people on OS4 (allegedly due to a Petunia bug), so that could be it.
ChrisH wrote: Surprised that no-one has mentioned the BIG news about OS4.1 at the show. I will quote some AmigaWorld posters:
About USB 2.0: an ohci.device was shown, but it still is in early beta, so it's not sure and actually doubtful it will be included in the next updated which is due soon(ish).
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Surely for a USB 2.0 it would need to be an ehci.device?, as ohci/uhci only control the ports at 12Mb/s . I do hope that the problems that cause most of my USB devices to hang the system were fixed before starting work on the 2.0 drivers, this would be much more useful (to me)
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and please, could anyone tell me the complete name of " Fab " ?
As os 4.1 is a working progress project ( as ALL the operating systems ) i was wondering if it would be possible to add a feature during the installation process..
It would be nice that during the installation process of Amiga OS 4.1, it automatically sets the maximum DMA speed available for the CD/DVD-ROM and for the HARD-DRIVE
That why i see that most of new users complain about speed and they often have DMA disabled ( i think that most of them ignore DMA factor ), so it would be nice if this feature could be add on the next update of Amiga OS 4.1
Surely for a USB 2.0 it would need to be an ehci.device?, as ohci/uhci only control the ports at 12Mb/s . I do hope that the problems that cause most of my USB devices to hang the system were fixed before starting work on the 2.0 drivers, this would be much more useful (to me)
Check out nubechecorre's photo gallery - there is a photo of the USB setup window. It clearly shows an ehci device at the top.
The problem with that, is that user is unaware of any change made, or how it was made. If the change turns out to cause problems, the user doesn't know how to set it back.
As with any sort of "blanket" installer, just a baseline should be installed, and then let the user tweak the settings after. Especially with something like UBoot variables, where they may need to be changed back.
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) i was wondering if it would be possible to add a feature during the installation process..
