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1. please check wether replacer.lua actually exists in sys:S

2. please tell me the full AROS and LINUX paths of the application you're trying to integrate with HostBridge.

On my main pc, even the nightly AROS with ABIv1 is not usuable.
On the other hand, there are not many apps ready for that ABI.

Now i have Icaros running also on a Thinkpad T410 with underlaying Debian 7 and kernel 3.16.

It is relative stable besides Wookie Chat is chrashing, and AiRcOS can't connect to OFTC irc network.

The same system on a Thinkpad T420 is unstable too. That's all mysterious, since the Hardware of the T410 is nearly the same as the T420.

I would realy like to use that hostbridge functionalty, so i could alternatively use the native linux apps as replacement for the unstable network apps but running on the nice desktop of aros.

That is the reason for me, to use icaros, because it would be the killer-feature if it would work.

I get a LOT of the system crashes on my hosted system like you posted about. But I have not really reported it or looked into it because rather than Icaros I am running bare Aros, nightly, ABIv1 which is the bleeding edge of development.

My host is Ubuntu 17.10 64bit (currently). I do get the impression that an older version of OS on the host is likely to be better.

The fun is, i now ave installed debian 7 (!!!) on an old Athlon X2 System with 1 GiB of memory. Here Icaros runs nearly stable, with networking and browsing with OWB seems stable enought to write this post.
Only thing i do not get to work is hostbridge. I can't add any linux app to the hostbridge, i only get lua error like:



No clue, what it means.

I didnt try 2.2.2 until now.
Icaros desktop 2.2.1 runs linux hosted using Ubuntu 16, 32bit
or Zorin OS 12.0, 32 bit with limitations: network is unstable, so I switched it off. So I dont know whether OWB
crashes. Estimated 80% to 90% of all the other AROS stuff works fine. I have tried it with several PC hardware platforms.

So i have to ask, is anyone able to use Icaros Desktop hosted on linux and can use it without hickups?

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Just to confirm, that code is still there in up to date source.

I'm not a programmer, so i have no clue, what it means to my problem. I only want to use Icaros.

I don't have up to date sources but in the ones I have one problem with compiler/stdc/malloc_align.c may be:

when the mem returned by malloc is misaligned only by 4 bytes, then




the store at mem[-2] (orignal pointer) writes to malloced_memory[-1] which contains alloc size later needed by free().

Example:
malloc returned 0xFFC.
After alignment it is 0x1000.
malloc saved alloc size at 0xFF8.
malloc_align stores MEMALIGN_MAGIC at 0xFFC.
malloc_align stores orig pointer at 0xFF8 trashing size saved there by malloc.

Here is the result from start with notlsf and mungwall:


It looks like Aros has problems with the memory management if it is running hosted. That's from the run on a 64bit hosted linux.