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I am not sure how I did it, but I got everything installed and it seems to be running stable. The only difference I can think of is that I let the system reboot itself at the end of the install. Prior, I would close UAE and restart it rather than click the Finish button because it recommended a cold reset.
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Well I'm glad, in the support app section you will find a series of suggestions for 4.1 the guide is not definitive "the one in pdf format", but it contains many useful suggestions. While in the videos you find interesting ideas to have fun with 4.1 I had thought of opening a blog dedicated to the emulation of 4.1 but for personal reasons I never really dedicated myself to it. As a last suggestion, configure AHI with the sound card you decided to use and then launch the mixer and save your sound card. On reboot you will find a mixer update this is important for sound quality. As I said there are many other things to add, a definitive guide would be needed but my life has ups and downs. At the moment I have created an automatic installation script, but I would like to create something more complete. On the other hand if you buy AmigaOS 4.1 FE it's because you want to use it mica just to install it :-) |
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Haha...yes. I really do not use my Amigas for the 'traditional' reasons of playing retro games, although I do like them. I like trying to figure out how to upgrade, update, and fix them. Right now, I am trying to figure out why my A4000T has random crashes. Good times.
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Which sound card selection can I use with AmigaOS 4.1FE or do I just not configure one in WinUAE and use whatever is builtin?
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Expanding select ES1370pci and download the sb128 drivers from osdepot. There are other options this is the standard one, take a look at this pdf: https://tinyurl.com/wtlnzxr otherwise we risk going OT OT Nice to still have real amiga hardware. I unfortunately don't own any real hardware. On the other hand I have been 10 years away from computer science. Only one AcerONE 10 'inch computer did it all. Hackintosh, Debian, Aros, Windows etc. Including playing diablo 2 with activated diablo-run bots. And recently I was closer to computer science 4-5 years Well this is life, the important thing is to live it :-) |
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Hi Tony,
I have two questions to you, I hope you'll answer both with some argumentations. What about to improve the UAEGFX card for OS4? Picasso IV is generally faster and more system compatible, I think you could spent some time even on uae gfx card and let users to implement 3d and full compositing support. Past months I asked you even for an update of QEMU engine who moves all Ppc emulation stuff under WinUae. It was based on a old 2.x version, but today we are arrived to an 5.0 version with many bugfixes and speed improvements. I think WinUAE could be really a valid alternative to all high cost PPC Amiga boards. It could be useful also to call back a lot of old users letting them to try latest Amiga generation software with their PC. Many Amiga guys are happy to play old games from 1986 but there are a lot of people who used (and are using still today) Amiga for productivity software and/or for own passion. |
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Personally I have no interest what-so-ever... and I would guess that the majority of Amiga users couldn't care less about 4.1; or 3.5 / 3.9 / 4.0 for that matter. You'd just use Windows instead for productivity tasks, as I do... |
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You do know that offtopic is not allowed in my threads, especially those that get out of control instantly. You (as in everyone) should have known it before replying!
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Answer to actual technical question: I don't really care about it anymore, it was more or less a proof of concept and to make BPPC boot (which runs PPC code early in boot)
You need to find someone who wants to work with QEMU or is interested in PPC, sorry. uaegfx: also not going to happen, OS4 display API is yet another secret and I am not interested in 3D anyway. This is also someone else's problem. |
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As the creator/maintainer of QEMU-UAE, I can also chip in with:
I did make a small effort to update to a newer QEMU version a good while ago, from 2.2 to a later 2.x version. QEMU-UAE is coded against internal functions in QEMU which is not stable (i.e. subject to change between versions), and the internals had changed to a point where updating was not trivial. This means quite a bit of work and hair-pulling to make any update work - probably. And even though QEMU generally has seen performance improvements, there isn't necessarily the case that an updated QEMU-UAE plugin with PPC emulation on x86 would see any substantial improvement. The improvements in QEMU could be related to other things. So the short answer is that I'm not that interested in updating it either. For my part, QEMU-UAE is in maintenance mode - and I plan to continue doing for example minor tweaks to fix compilation issues with newer compilers. |
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Hi,
I have a lot of respect for the work being done on winuae. This allowed me to use Amiga again So much so that I went to reread things I had forgotten to use it again. The 3.xx is perfect from my point of view. It was the amiga I had always dreamed of since I was a boy. My approach to winuae was with AmigaForever + AmigaOS4.1FE AmikitX Enchanced Software etc. it is still now i buy software for amigaos this for personal passion. This started more or less in 2016. I must also say this in a completely personal and passionate way for Amiga I haven't found the software around the web but I bought it. When I read that amigaforever declared that amigaos 4.1 was also sold separately because it worked, I bought it. Too bad that you can only install and open the windows and the calculator and little else :-) Nothing wrong with that. On the other hand it is a tool to use AmigaOS 4.1 and it is not a pre-packaged software. I'm happy with how it works, of course I made many changes and I enjoy it. So sometimes participating in the forum I spontaneously ask some questions about 4.1 But to tell you the truth, I have not yet seen anyone use 4.1 completely so as to ask specific questions about it and to report some small adjustments that could be made. At most I saw the installation and opening of the windows. So much so that they also wrote a book on how to use it :-) Personally I could write an encyclopedia :-) I am sorry that few use it precisely for this reason the questions and doubts regarding this topic are few. But I see that its operation is a good pity not to make some small corrections even on the current qemu used. I apologize I wanted to express my opinion. And explain why I ask questions about 4.1 But using it this way for me is like using the real amiga from a long time ago to push it further. When LowLevel had written "AmiWarp" in his time it was very nice at the time he had given it to those who participated in the IRC channels on the Amiga. I thank everyone who works on this project. And thanks again for your work. Last edited by White; 24 April 2020 at 21:47. Reason: update |
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Just to make it very clear:
This thread is not for discussion about why you should use OS4 (or not) or why some OS is (supposedly) better or worse than some other OS. |
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Toni,
This I understood and it is thanks to you that winuae has overcome many barriers. Why not use older versions of winuae of a few years and earlier versions. So you can see if it is the OS that works well or it is winUAE that makes it work. Obviously it is winUAE that makes 3.xx work very well. Mine is a constructive and praiseworthy speech for your work. small steps could also be taken with 4.1 I admit it is complicated but if nobody reports on 4.1 and reports small bugs it cannot be improved even with the current version of qemu that uses winUAE. This occasionally discourages me from asking you some questions about 4.1 but the videos are there in the app support section where you can see that it works, of course with some limitations but they work. And I believe that with your skills, it could improve a lot even with the current version without distorting what winUAE was born for. Your PPC experiment has succeeded very well and can be used I speak as a simple amigaos enthusiast and I have a lot of respect for your work. |
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Any chance of an ARM version that would work on RaspberryPi4?
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26 November 2021, 22:06 | #559 |
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Sorry. I thought this was QEMU for PPC Amiga emulation. Now I understand that this is 68K emulation on a real PPC, not PPC on an ARM.
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No. This is PPC emulation in WinUAE. But only as PPC card (Blizzard PPC for A1200 or Cyberstorm PPC for A4000).
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