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Re: Setup?
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Hi there!
No, that's just how it all ends, it's a loong story. I'll take a look at it some more but now at least I got sound and a working code editor on the little AROS box so I can at least play around with zune & gcc :)
(I'm about to build me another AROS box, and I regret giving my old amigas away so much that I might buy me some classics too... I wonder when I will have time to do some actually consulting ..)

Anyway here's a longer version
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[CreateLibrary] MakeLibrary: functions table at 0xF4AEB8C0, data size is 40
[CreateLibrary] Table contains 12 absolute pointers
[CreateLibrary] Allocated vector table at 0xF4AA6530, size is 48
[CreateLibrary] MakeFunctions(0xF4AA6560, 0xF4AEB8C0, 0x00000000)
[CreateLibrary] Created 52 vectors
[CreateLibrary] Created library 0xF4AA6560
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("dos.library", 36)
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("dos.library", 36) = F4A74690
[InitResident] InitResident end 0xF4AEB940 ("autoinit.library"), result 0xF4AA6560
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("autoinit.library", 2)
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("autoinit.library", 2) = F4AA6560
[InitResident] InitResident begin 0xF4B4BC80 ("x11gfx.hidd")
[InitResident] InitResident RTF_AUTOINIT
[CreateLibrary] MakeLibrary: functions table at 0xF4B4BC20, data size is 568
[CreateLibrary] Table contains 4 absolute pointers
[CreateLibrary] Allocated vector table at 0xF4AE8070, size is 16
[CreateLibrary] MakeFunctions(0xF4AE8080, 0xF4B4BC20, 0x00000000)
[CreateLibrary] Created 20 vectors
[CreateLibrary] Created library 0xF4AE8080
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("utility.library", 36)
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("utility.library", 36) = F49E9820
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("oop.library", 42)
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("oop.library", 42) = F49E9CA0
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("graphics.library", 41)
[RamLib] OpenLibrary("graphics.library", 41) = F49F1350
[AddTask] NewCreateTaskA: name x11hidd task
[AddTask] NewAddTask (0xF4AE8880 ("x11hidd task"), 0xF4B44090, 0xF3895080)
[AddTask] NewAddTask MemEntry head: 0xF4AE8840
[AddTask] NewAddTask: SPLower: 0xF4B4FE10 SPUpper: 0xF4B684B0 SP: 0xF4B684B0
[AddTask] Added task 0xF4AE8880
[ExceptHandler] AddIntServer: Int 5, Interrupt F4B6845C

XError 8 (Major=73, Minor=0) task = X11
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)

Posted on: 2017/10/22 17:19
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Re: Setup?
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elwis wrote:
Hmm, tried to run the nightly from my Ubuntu 17.10 machine, it is mad about something. Wayland?

Seems related to xserver. Unfortunately i'm not of much help there due to lack of experience.

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XError 8 (Major=73, Minor=0) task = X11
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)


Is that all the output you're able to retrieve ? a nightly usually have much more debug. It might be that you need to add sysdebug=all as parameter to bootstrap.

Be sure to have read this.

Do you have backing store enabled ? See also here.


Posted on: 2017/10/22 14:22
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Re: Setup?
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Your'e welcome, thanks a lot for all the great answers :)

Hmm, tried to run the nightly from my Ubuntu 17.10 machine, it is mad about something. Wayland?

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[ELF Loader] Code 0xf39abd78, Data 0x9877d20, Module con-handler...
[ELF Loader] Code 0xf39b3cec, Data 0x9877d24, Module ram-handler...
[Bootstrap] Entering kernel at 0xf389c000...
XError 8 (Major=73, Minor=0) task = X11
BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)



Posted on: 2017/10/19 4:43
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Html..? Nope never head of, is that the weird group with David Bowie wearing an eyepatch and high heels? (Removing one pizza from the "I owe you" list..)

rofl

Thanks for the smile :thumbsup:

Posted on: 2017/10/18 20:09
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Re: Setup?
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You know about html ? some scoundrels added a feature called links to that html language so that viewers need to click on them to see another page... the dirty little rascals making thing so complicated

(look at your left when on aros.org)

(sorry, as i couldn't resist... )

Html..? Nope never head of, is that the weird group with David Bowie wearing an eyepatch and high heels? (Removing one pizza from the "I owe you" list..)

Posted on: 2017/10/18 19:51
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Now I'm struggling with Ubuntu and AROS Nightly (but running hosted is also cheating so it's just temporarily)

Having some trouble, probably with my machine being x86_64 of course lacking libs I guess. Better google that one and see what I need to setup to get the AROS-SDK-install script happy

Yes, you need 32 bit libs installed to keep things happy. There are many StackOverFlow questions on that topic, and ofc depends on the distro how to set that up correctly.

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BTW, I didn't even find a v1 on that one?http://www.aros.org/nightly.php

That is because i only posted direct links to downloadpage. The v1 page is here

The generic download page can be viewed here.

You know about html ? some scoundrels added a feature called links to that html language so that viewers need to click on them to see another page... the dirty little rascals making thing so complicated

(look at your left when on aros.org)

(sorry, as i couldn't resist... )

Posted on: 2017/10/18 19:01
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Re: Setup?
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Now I've tried them out, those editors will definietly do for now, thanks a lot!
Going all in on Aros native for sure!

Posted on: 2017/10/18 18:38
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Good to know, I'm about to assemble a clean AROS only machine (from Jones verified Hardware list on youtube), in the meantime I could do some hacking on the little eeebox of course but it's not really a powerhouse.
Now I'm struggling with Ubuntu and AROS Nightly (but running hosted is also cheating so it's just temporarily)

Having some trouble, probably with my machine being x86_64 of course lacking libs I guess. Better google that one and see what I need to setup to get the AROS-SDK-install script happy

BTW, I didn't even find a v1 on that one?http://www.aros.org/nightly.php

Posted on: 2017/10/18 16:53
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A note of warning: in case you installed a v1 nightly then the software i linked to won't work (out of the box). You would have to recompile for v1 abi in that case. All (public) software releases for AROS that you are able to find are aimed at v0 abi/i386 (unless specifically noted otherwise).

In case you have installed v0 nightly then you should be good to go. Also note that a v0 nightly doesn't do much or you as afaik nothing is back-ported since latest Icaros update (paolone always tries to make sure to update his releases to use latest system files).

afaik v0 nightly is compiled once every week (or 2 weeks) for formality (it does get some back-ports now and then though). You can keep track of that by using trac

Posted on: 2017/10/18 16:20
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Re: Setup?
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Not sure if they qualify as IDE for you but Annotate, EdiSyn, Murks to name a few.

And ofc there is vim


Yey, I haven't heard about those. I checked the Aros archives for development tools. Murks i think I started once but never really tried it out, I could do that first of course :)
Vim is nice with the right awesome plugins and syntax coloring i think, would do with Geany and SciTe also.

Anyway I'm trying out the AROS nightly build and that setup guide on my brand new Ubuntu, I hope it will work better than it did on my Debian last weekend (before the graphic card died on that one.. but that can't be because of Aros.. of course )

Posted on: 2017/10/18 15:33
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