soundprobe on my pistorm 1200 : slow :(

[James]

Originally Posted by mds

just checked the download of SoundFX

it's a 62,42 mb download and working well

Worth getting the AmigaFuture download for the keyfile, but SoundFX is now opensource:

https://github.com/SonicPulseAmiga/soundfx

There is a compile of the latest (newer than AmigaFuture) version in sfx-install (no alternative CPU compiles though).

[Mr-Z]

Originally Posted by demether

I'm using a pistorm 2023 version... 0.3 something.

SoundFX I found the way to unpack it, but it still doesn't work. I don't know why.

3.2 works fine too here. Except a few software...like soundprobe or samplitude opus.

Wow that's a really old version of Emu68 that still had a lot of issue's/bugs back then.
An Upgrade to current Emu68 version might fix your problem and then some.

[demether]

I tried to upgrade...and failed :

https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php...99#post1695899

[demether]

problem solved. It also solved the soundprobe issue.

[alexh]

Originally Posted by stx2199

so there is a software bug somewhere, surely in the 3.2 rom and or wb 3.2 which are very buggy

So this turned out to be a PiStorm issue and not a "bug" in AmigaOS 3.2.

[Mr-Z]

Originally Posted by alexh

So this turned out to be a PiStorm issue and not a "bug" in AmigaOS 3.2.

As expected because of the very old Emu68 version.

OS3.2 itself is very stable on my PiStorm32+CM4 setup, it ran for an impressive 169 hours with no reboot at all until I turned the Amiga off last night.
I streamed shoutcast, played (WHDload) demos and games, watched videos, played other games etc etc. without rebooting it for a week!
Think that proves 3.2 ain't that buggy at all

[demether]

Yes, the issue came from the old pistorm version. Soundprobe (wich is a quite "heavy" software) runs perfectly, it really flies.

I also like OS 3.2.