@Mitch
tried reinstalling it ?
do you have snoopdos ?

5.Workbench:> version libs:threads.library
threads.library 1.5
5.Workbench:>


So not that.

Gee thanks PowerAmiga.

Perhaps I don't have pthreads installed. I'll check!

@Mitch
works fine here

Seems it trying to access an uninitialized structure member.
Maybe it cannot load a library but doesn't check for result. (I'm just guessing)

@Rogue

I'd like only to see a working ( possible ) native version for the amiga os 4.0.. i cannot play shogo and quake II freespace only has software render.. please..

I unpacked the archive and ran it and it crashes with this stacktrace:

Crash log for task "TuneNet"
Generated by GrimReaper 51.20
Crash occured in module TuneNet at address 0x70D98C04
Type of crash: DSI (Data Storage Interrupt) exception

Register dump:
GPR (General Purpose Registers):
0: FFFFFFFF 01E4E130 00000000 00000000 70D98BA8 00000000 00000008 01DCBB10
8: 11950000 119A0000 11950000 118D6C50 00000001 1195A944 11950000 119A0000
16: 11950000 11956988 119A0000 119569A4 11950000 11950000 11950000 11950000
24: 11950000 80030009 00000001 1199C6EC 11950000 00000000 11950000 11950000


FPR (Floating Point Registers, NaN = Not a Number):
0: NaN -7.42056e+283 NaN 3.30237e-231
4: NaN -2.17676e+307 -1.94097e+289 9.30861e-227
8: -3.19702e+268 -1.63018e+150 -9.86108e+269 -6.51969e+268
12: 1.59091 4.5036e+15 -1.12212e+307 NaN
16: -6.13702e+268 -2.204e-39 -9.69916e+269 -9.81258e+269
20: 6.54678e+150 -4.53788e+279 -5.32428e+191 -2.41771e+266
24: -1.51208e+113 -1.25106e+95 -1.71923e+106 3.26885e+245
28: -1.79725e+308 5.23128e+297 -3.90717e+202 NaN

FPSCR (Floating Point Status and Control Register): 0x82024000


SPRs (Special Purpose Registers):
Machine State (msr) : 0x0000F030
Condition (cr) : 0x28024044
Instruction Pointer (ip) : 0x70D98C04
Xtended Exception (xer) : 0x20000000
Count (ctr) : 0x0121BA68
Link (lr) : 0x70D98BA8
DSI Status (dsisr) : 0x08000000
Data Address (dar) : 0x0000019F



680x0 emulated registers:
DATA: 70E00A4C 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ADDR: 01E4EDA8 008F2AD7 70E00A4C 00000000 00000000 00000000 016AC6D4 01E4EBD8
FPU0: 0 0 0 0
FPU4: 0 0 0 0



Symbol info:
Instruction pointer 0x70D98C04 belongs to module "TuneNet" (HUNK)

Stack trace:
module TuneNet at 0x70D98C04 (section 3 @ 0x38BFC)
module LIBS:newlib.library at 0x70E0064C (section 3 @ 0x644)
module LIBS:newlib.library at 0x70E011CC (section 3 @ 0x11C4)
module TuneNet at 0x70D6013C (section 3 @ 0x134)
native kernel module kernel+0x353a0
native kernel module kernel+0x364a4



PPC disassembly:
70d98bfc: 3b69c6ec subi r27,r9,14612
70d98c00: 807b0000 lwz r3,0(r27)
*70d98c04: 8803019f lbz r0,415(r3)
70d98c08: 7c000774 extsb r0,r0
70d98c0c: 2f800000 cmpwi cr7,r0,0

@Mitch

When it's a docky?

@Rogue

If you don't mind me asking, what's the status on the Gorky 17 port? Will it be finished and released only once OS4 is done or?

Would be nice to have some more games taking advantage of the 3D capabilities of the A1. I'm not much into Quake but this Gorky 17 thing looks interesting.

My ?A1-C definitely. Fast CPU, truecolour graphics and a great OS to go with it. Don't think I ever want to go back to using OS3.x again...

fantastic work!

@haymigga

I did not say I wasn't believing you, because I do believe you. Just I was finding it quite strange, but joerg stated what I was guessing from the begining : the USB device was supporting both NSD and TD64... At least until update 4 (means, you'll have to use the Salass00's patch with the next OS4 version...)

@Salass00

I've been using it for more than 1hour and a half yesterday to listen to MP3's to have a frequent read access and I did not experienced a single quirk Well done !

My cousins had c64's and I used to love playing the games when we would visit them. I finally got a c64 for my 10th birthday (in 1990). Candidate for happiest day of my life.

I finally got an Amiga 500 in 1992. The first game I played on it was just a crap shareware title (Crazy Sue 2) from a magazine coverdisk. I was instantly blown away by the superior sound. Later when I got some games, I was blown away by the quick loading and graphics. It was awesome. Then I started getting into the non-game side of things. Over time, I got a 2400 baud modem, an A590 hard drive with 20mb space and 1.5mb ram (we had to disable .5mb of ram because the ram chip was faulty), and a Workbench 2 ROM chip. It became an amazing computer to play with. I'd spend hours creating ANSI screens for my crap parttime BBS.

Eventually, I got an A2000. it had an 020 card, 120mb hard drive, and 3mb RAM. It felt SO FAST. I could finally experience this "multitasking" thing. I'd have tons of screens open at once. My workbench screen had awesome docks and was fully functional. I no longer ran out of hard drive space. THe previous owner had left a bunch of wavs and aiff's which I would show off over the phone. I'd get up at 7am and have a game of Dune 2 before school started. It was awesome.

After that, I got an A1200. Finally, I had AGA! Weird keyboard to type on at first, but I got used to it, like we all did. :) I got a 4mb FAST ram card for it later, and my Amiga experience was transformed again. I'd brag on IRC about how I had all my net software loaded at once with only 6mb RAM. I desperately wanted an 030, but didnt have any money to get it. :( My mother was funding my computer habit at this age.

Around this time, Phase5 were releasing their PPC addons. I calculated the cost of upgrading my Amiga to the extreme, and the cost of a cheap PC. I remember typing this list up in CyngusEd.. and, the PC prices won. :( I sold my Amiga gear, got a Cyrix 300mx, and my interest in computers died. I used my PC for WWW, IRC, and mp3's. At least the web was fast and in a nice resolution for once.

I got another PC in 2001, a decent one. Then in 2003 I got my AmigaOneXE, which is my main machine today.

For "best upgrade at the time", I'd have to vote on my A2000/020 :)

Since 2001, I've bought and sold a few machines, and have been given a few too. The other Amiga computers I currently own is an Amiga 4000/060, and an A1200/020. The A4000 is setup next to me on this desk. i keep meaning to download some scene demos for it. I've got maybe, 10 or so demos on it now. 3 of them are quite good. Though, I feel a little sad, because I never got to own an A4000 when those machines were in their prime. :(

@Chris

To convert from 8-bit to 16-bit you can simply:

uint8 *src;
uint16 *dst;
*dst = (*src << 8)

@all

I have actively used and *read* a working NTFS Windows 2000 professional setup Harddisk using the NTFileSystem module from Aminet...

this was done on an AMIthlon setup

as for filesystem limitations... there are some quirks...

may be something to do with 32bit vs 64bit block addressing
for the filesystem...to with maximum HDD sizing and filesize limits

I think AFFS and FAT32 share the file size limit for the 32bit restricted versions...

I know I have had a larger filesize than that stored on SFS and NTFS between various setups

now I will go back to scrimping and saving for a Samantha
so I can put together some kind of development machine

@abalaban

Thanks for testing this and reporting back. Since it works I think I can remove the untested alpha warning and do an upload to OS4Depot too.

@All
yeah now radio amigans has grown on me

@RomanceClip
yes the 600 was compact but also the only amiga ive owened thats broken :(
still sits in the cupboard as a reminder :)

Yes, and Megaupload/Rapidshare