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Join Date: Jan 2017
Location: Oklahoma City
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FS-UAE & Linux (Amilator 4.9.3) Right mouse click
So, any menu that requires a right click, can't do it - the menu is there but nothing happens when it is clicked. OR When the menu comes down you can move into the menu because it disappears as if you clicked some other place. I don't understand it...fighting it for 9 days now. Thanks for your help.
(Here is a link to Amilator 4.9.3 in case you had not seen this before...I think it is awesome for what it does... https://www.generationamiga.com/2017...m-a-usb-stick/) |
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Location: Brindisi (Italy)
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Try adding it to the config file:
mouse_integration=1 |
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Location: GR
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Should be a magic menu sticky option that needs to be disabled.
There is a newer version here. Read the instruction under the download link. http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=88707 |
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Thank you! That worked just nicely!
Next question while I am here: Is it possible to install this to the HD (a real one). |
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Not in it's current form. It's supposed to run from a USB.
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I installed it to a removable drive. Then put that drive in the machine. Boots right in Amiga 3.9.
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Location: Scunthorpe/United Kingdom
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As Nobody has said previously, it will boot on an internal HDD (I installed it from the USB using the console) but upgrading the version of FS-UAE is difficult as the squashfs filesystem has to be rebuilt. You can get around it by downloading a new FS-UAE using iBrowse or similar, and then using a console to unpack/inject/compress a new one, editing the syslinux.cfg to point to it and then deleting the old one after a reboot. It's a tad more complex than it needs to be, but it's doable without having to resort to using the USB drive again.
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Location: Oklahoma City
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Yeah I was a little rude there..I reread many things today. So I shouldn't have spoken.
Thanks!! |
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