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Ok nikolaos, I was testing AspireOS on Virtual Machine where I usually do not configure anything, i did a little video on the test :)
https://youtu.be/FcKrfTCpGJ8
Posted on: 2018/2/18 21:37
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If OWB does not start it is because you are not online.
Regarding DOpus 4 it is not included as DOpus 5 is what should be used but I registered from the night build I use that DOpus4 did not start. This is not AspireOS related but for abi i386 v.0 night builds in general. Maybe someone could look into it.
Posted on: 2018/2/18 14:05
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I wonder if it would be possible to have the archive limit raised a little for distros.
Posted on: 2018/2/18 1:09
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@nikolaos
I noticed up AspireOS that OWB it does not start while Dopus4 it crashes
Posted on: 2018/2/17 23:41
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If you run qemu with administrator privileges, you can actually mount your internal drive as virtual drive then you can install aros straight to hard drive.
Its kinda crazy (biting your own tail) and not secure but it works. sudo qemu -hda /dev/sda -cdrom aros.iso I used this method in past with usb pendrive to deceive aros into thinking its harddrive install not usb. (hda /dev/sdb)
Posted on: 2018/2/17 19:30
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@elwis
You can install AROS, IcarOS and AspireOS on a PenDrive, SD Memory Card or HD External USB even from a Virtual Machine as VMware Workstation Player, see my videos Install AROS USB External Hard Disk Install IcarOS (AspireOS equal) on Pendrive
Posted on: 2018/2/17 18:28
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This is from installation page AspireOS.com
Install AspireOS without optical drive. Qemu guide from Olivier: It is possible to install AROS v0 i386 on an USB stick from Qemu. start Qemu with: sudo qemu -cdrom aros-pc-i386.iso -usb -usbdevice host:vendorid:productid -boot d with vendorid:productid for your insterted USB stick, given by lsusb. then open tools/hdtoolbox (clicking on it) from there, prepare a MBR(RDB(DU0)) or RDB(DU0) partition, set as SFS BE. don't forget to set it as bootable. save all. restart the virtual machine (restarting the OS doesn't work) once on the Wanderer again, install AROS. that's it.
Posted on: 2018/2/17 16:16
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Yep, but I could only find instructions for CD/DVD - haven't used one of those for many years ;)
I'll figure it out
Posted on: 2018/2/17 14:36
Edited by elwis on 2018/2/17 15:48:40
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Elwis: have a look at AspireOS.com for installation. Any problems just ask :)
Posted on: 2018/2/16 22:36
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So, Installing - it's just creating a USB stick as usual and boot from there, I suppose?
I hope to get some free time from the gigantic Oracle stack this weekend and try it out on the Acer santa brought to me.
Posted on: 2018/2/16 14:11
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