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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 28-Mar-2006 20:24:00
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 28-Mar-2006 22:13:14
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| That's a really good idea. And being a virtual environment it really does work straight out of the box. Cheers. Might even inspire me to tackle some Aros development |
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 29-Mar-2006 12:21:12
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 29-Mar-2006 15:03:42
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| Surely it would be better to just post a regular zip or other archive, rather than a self-extracting one? I just ran it in WINE only to find it is not a fully compiled program, just an executable zip. For people on other systems who want to run this on QEmu/KQemu it is quite off-putting |
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 29-Mar-2006 15:31:21
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| Nice i've tried pity for resolution i've a Gef6600 and works only with 640 x480 16b other res crashes qemu . Absolutely a nice work... |
All 16bit Resulotions working fine here. |
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 29-Mar-2006 16:45:24
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| Yes retried again all 16 bit res works but 32 bit and nvdia no..pity..
but a verynice work anyhow.. |
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 30-Mar-2006 13:14:12
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| @Warbo
If you've got Linux then you'd probably be better off with the version of AROS that runs directly as a Linux process - I haven't used it myself, but given that it doesn't require any emulation I'd have thought that it'd be quicker.
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 31-Mar-2006 11:20:40
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| This is great!
It works like a dream in 800x600 on my Stinkpad T20.
I'm not used to AROS on windows - how do the virtual drives work - can you set them up like with UAE?
Is there a quick 'hello world' overview tutorial anywhere for this build? |
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 31-Mar-2006 21:52:56
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I'm not used to AROS on windows - how do the virtual drives work - can you set them up like with UAE?
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This is not AROS for windows, it's AROS native running under an emulator. You can't set up any virtual drives in the sense that you make windows directories appear as AROS drives, as AROS knows nothing about Windows. Of course you can use hard disk images: for this, you should refer to the Qemu documentation.
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Re: WinAros Light available
Posted on 1-Apr-2006 1:41:17
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O.K.
I played around with it some more.
This is a really slick system - fantastic effort! I will play with it for quite a while! |
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Nice i've tried pity for resolution i've a Gef6600 and works only with 640 x480 16b other res crashes qemu 
. Absolutely a nice work... 