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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Posted on: 2014/2/3 17:09
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Nice. Ticket closed ;).

Posted on: 2014/2/3 8:29
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Hi Oli,
Yes, that seems to have sorted the problem.

Many thanks,
Nigel.

Posted on: 2014/1/31 22:43
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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It also works on my AROS system.

After multiple use of the dir command on a drawer with more than 6000 files, dir output is still stable.

Posted on: 2014/1/31 18:54
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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@O1i

Yes, it seems fixed for me

Posted on: 2014/1/31 9:15
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Please try:

http://homes.hallertau.net/~oli/gtk-mui/janus-uae.20140128.exe.gz

should have it fixed.

Posted on: 2014/1/31 7:52
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Just tried Janus 1.4 within Icaros WIP4 and also standard Icaros 1.5.2 - no change with the multiple directory entries for either I'm afraid, same behaviour as 1.3 (just to note this is with CBM 3.10 rom and WB 3.5).

Thanks,
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Posted on: 2014/1/30 22:44
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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paolone wrote:
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O1I, I know your time is limited and (maybe) will to work on JanusUAE too, however I have a big big question for you: can you pelase change JanusUAE (or any component involved) in a way that, when emulation is running and your try to start a 68K executable from x86 wanderer, wbrun command or whatever app, JANUS will consider volume names too, and not only device ones? I am trying to have Magellan run M68K executables through the wbrun command, and I could check Janus can run an app if I give a command like (from x86 side!)

wbrun dh0:system/amibridge/aros68k/prefs/fonts

but NOT if I give this one instead

wbrun AROS:system/amibridge/aros68k/prefs/fonts

Magellan insists in passing to commands paths like the second one, so I have the evidence that it MAY run 68K executables as well, but it WON'T do that 'cos the device/volume name issue.


Sent you an e-mail with a new beta version to fix this.

Posted on: 2014/1/20 14:50
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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o1i wrote:

To be sure, could you test this with this version of juae:

BETA VERSION


Ok, forget about this one. This version seems to be no working build at all. I did some experiments a year ago, seems like this branch is not working well.

Posted on: 2014/1/17 9:27
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Re: [native M68K] Wanderer shows duplicate drawers when accessing 'host' filesystems
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Should this really be my bug? Impossible ;).
Is there a special way to reproduce this bug?


Quite simple: from the HARD DISK tab of JUAE mount your host's filesystem (for instance DH0) and run AROS68K or AmigaOS 3.x as guest. Open the mounted host filesystem and go inside a directory. Turn back to parent. Enter again. Turn back to parent again, et voil?.


Seems to work for me:

Screenshot

To be sure, could you test this with this version of juae:

EDIT: removed link to beta version

Posted on: 2014/1/17 9:11

Edited by o1i on 2014/1/20 14:50:54
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