Keyboard and mouse works OK now, thanks!

I have a question, are there any creditals for the underlaying linux?
Since it is debian-live, the standard, user: live with password: live is not working.

@winloze99
Hello there. Great work you do there with Amilator. I tested on 3 laptops and worked pretty good.
Thank you for that. Keep it up...

username: root
password: root

Tanks, now i have it working nice on my T420 on harddrive.
Many thanks for that really nice workbench system.

How do I know which config file is the default?

You find it in configs/host-props

Hello. Sorry to bother but I have a question. I followed the guide and copied all the stuff on right place to a stick. I can boot from the stick and see the startup menu. When I select the 2nd option (... pc's >3gb ram) it starts and after a few seconds I get a message "HD not found /mnt/auto/autofs/cdrom" and it stops. I did not change anything so I was wondering if somebody knows this problem. Many thanks.

Do you have a CDRom in your PC?

There is a CD-ROM player in the PC

@Dunny, Any further ideas? Many thanks

None here, but I'm not that well up on linux internals. Nobody (forum member) may be able to help if you send him a PM.

OK. Thanks Dunny.

I have Mouse and Keyboard.. but no Sound.. and AmiKit X boots but crashes at the end of the boot Process.. and boots and crashes over again!

Live Version??
 

Not used this before but it looks interesting so I thought I would give it a try but before I do I have a question.

Will this installation write to my existing hard drive or is it completely live?

Regards
Max232

It's completely live. Installing to HDD is not particularly easy if you're unfamiliar with Linux.

f it works well, my AFA-OS must also run AmiKit X, if necessary I can do some tests ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5XaU77f8eg

@Dunny

Cheers for the update.

I am familiar with Linux just not this project. I was concerned it may write something to the HD after boot which may mess around with the operating system on that drive.

Regards
Max232

You can install it to HD but first you have to install Linux Debian basic as a base and install all stuff one by one if you know the list and modify some scripts ;)

Everything is possible if you invest time.

@FrodeSolheim, @winloze99, @nobody

FS-UAE issue, or Amilator ?

I have tested the latest released version (4.15.2) on a couple of older laptops:
Dell Latitude D410 (https://www.dell.com/downloads/globa...it_d410_en.pdf)
Dell Latitude D420 (https://www.dell.com/downloads/globa...it_d420_en.pdf)
Dell Latitude D430 (https://www.dell.com/downloads/globa...it_d430_en.pdf)
Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Li 1818, Intel T2080 1.73GHz (not mine, https://notebookspecialista.hu/files...cts/Li1818.pdf)

There is at least 1GB RAM in all these laptops.

Common to D410, D420 and Amilo is that all of them refuse to give the Amiga ZorroIII-RAM. Also, none of them are able to emulate the graphics card (uaegfx-z2, uaegfx-z3, real PicassoIV with ROM, during the installation of Picasso software the PIV card is detected, but the monitor fails to start).

Messages on my D410 and D420 on startup:
Graphics card memory size 524288 (0x80000) larger than maximum reserved 0 (0x0)
Zorro III fastmem size 4194304 (0x400000) larger than maximum reserved 0 (0x0)

Also, when emulated graphics card is enabled (D410, D420, Amilo) but not working these setups run at 30% speed compared to when the graphics_card configuration is commented out ("only" 300xA500/8.67xA4000, compared to 856xA500/24.84xA4000).

The D430 works as expected with ZIII and graphics. D410, D420 and Amilo accepts 8MB fastram (fast_memory = 8192).

Relevant section from configuration:
The only way to get more fastram on these laptops are using the emulation of BlizzardPPC / CyberstormPPC, but then the speed drops down painfully slow (0,45xA4000) because they do not allow the jit_compiler option..

Any idea where I should start looking for what is the cause of the issue ?