ISO making SW

Is there any good ISO making SW for 4.1 FE, running on an X1000?

Thank you!

@Nuder_Try

Hi, since AmiDVD can't be resurrected, at least for me it's not working anymore I got with a lot of work Make CD running. Maybe you give it a try. Burned a few disc's last weekend and not a single coaster. I'm a little impressed and I must say I kinda missed the program.

I’m still upset AmiDVD stopped working a while back….

@328gts

You and me both

i know that is not the same but someone has tried the ancient mkisofs ported by me years and years ago?

http://www.os4depot.net/?function=sho ... =utility/misc/mkisofs.lha

You could create an iso and then burn it
(however i don't know if it is still working)

@afxgroup

I can give it a try after work

Seems it doesn't like my drive either, kept saying it couldn't find the directories (even though it listed them.)

@afxgroup

It works I use it in combination with a python script to build 'rescue' disks

http://webplus.broad.ology.org.uk/MakeRescue.py

@all

I was able to create an ISO recently using FryingPan:

http://www.os4depot.net/?function=sho ... filetool/thefryingpan.lha

Took some work and a few reboots on my system to get it all working. The key is to setup the drive in the middle tab before attempting to read or burn.

Good luck!
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

PS I understand FryingPan's source was released if someone wants to work on it :)

BurnIt V2 works here also.

Are these solutions to make a new ISO, or to make an ISO from an existing CD? I'm needing the latter.

@Nuder_Try

That's what I did with FryingPan. Created an ISO image from a certain 68K OS I recently purchased...

@Nuder_Try

I usually just use the DiskImage command line for that. It is part of the DiskImage.device installation (which comes as an extra with OS4.1). Normally ends up in C:

There's also a doc for it, but the syntax is simple:



Best regards,

Niels

@nbache
DiskImage did the trick, I will try Frying Pan later, I did DL it.

Thanks all!

@nbache

Cool! I did not know that diskimage could create an ISO. Thanks for the tip.

Cheers,
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

@tekmage

I've downloaded it now, will see what it does and so on...
it was a peculiar way to have it stashed i do have to say,
creating a github like project but keeping the code as sourceforge, i Copied it to my harddrive and made a github repo of it... hopefully it doesn't have some missing additions/changes...

seems fine so far, need to copy it to my x5020

<edit/>
noticed something strange... the header files is removed from the source
</Edit>

@tekmage

I should have been more careful. A while after reading your post, I DL'd Frying Pan and installed it. Trouble is, I downloaded the old 68k file from Aminet.

Since installing that OLD version, AmigaAmp 3 no longer works. Something must have gotten overwritten installing the old one.

If I unpack a new AmigaAmp 3 and run it from RAM: where I have unpacked it, that works. But if I replace AmigaAmp 3 on my harddrive, it hangs again with a DSI which cannot be clicked away.

Any ideas how I can approach fixing this?

I use AmigaAmp 3 with MediaVault far more than I would use Frying Pan. I just wanted to make some rescue boot disks that have all the files I need for booting with my RX550 video card.

Paul
Here's the GDB
GNU gdb 6.3 (AmigaOS build 20050719)
Copyright 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are
welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions.
Type "show copying" to see the conditions.
There is absolutely no warranty for GDB. Type "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "ppc-amigaos".
Can't find debug info for task "0x5d47e0d0"

GDB can't read core files on this machine.
(gdb)

@Paul

I downloaded the 68K Aminet version and I don't see system libraries or any other shared resource.

For the one on OS4Deopt, I see the installer wants you to adds a line to user startup:

( startup "FryingPan"
( prompt "Adding startup assign" )
( help ":]" )
( command "Assign ADD Libs: " ( tackon Target "FryingPan/Libs" ))

Try to comment out that line in your user startup and see if AmigaAMP 3 starts working.

Cheers,
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

@all

the latest source of fryingpan is available now at

https://github.com/tomasz-wiszkowski/amiga-fryingpan.framework
https://github.com/tomasz-wiszkowski/amiga-fryingpan.app

tomasz stated that it should be the latest, but if anyone managed to snuck in some code when google code was open then it might be lost and that person should resupply them into github.