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accessing a 1-based array element 0 is always subject to crash ...

Just wanted to pop in and express my gratitude for libcmini. I'm using it for the ScummVM port, at first with Vincents gcc-4.6.4 and now with ThorstenOtto's gcc-9.3.1 It really makes a difference bringing down the size of the executable. (Also a big thank you for supplying Mac builds of your newer ...

It's hard, however, to come up with a theory why pull-up resistors, the DMA chip, etc. would only ever affect the file extension. It does not. If you read the first post it clearly says that file contents is corrupted too. I find that hard to believe either. It appears the number of directory entri...

I would like to see the code that is run when the item is selected. Thanks for any help. Why not look at the source? ;) Basically, that is this code . It is almost identical to the one in TOS. That code is run by the SCRENMGR, which is (from AES point of view) a separate application. I don't think ...

Thank you for all your work to keep the forum up!

P.S.: my personal experience with phpbb is to keep away from extensions that aren't part of the official distribution and are not absolutely needed.

They will sooner or later bite you.

mfro, could you please describe how you have nfs set up? Are you running the NFS server on Linux? Is it V2? Is it possible you could share your NFS.xif and the mount command you run on the Atari? Thanks You need to make sure you have a proper /etc/exports setup on your Linux box (mine looks like th...

NFS (provided you have a copy of nfs.xif that has the annoying debug messages removed) is pretty fast (and stable as well) I have not used NFS in years, but was not very pleased with neither speed nor stability when I used it (client Milan060, server Ubuntu). Is the nfs.xfs in the current FreeMiNT ...

NFS (provided you have a copy of nfs.xif that has the annoying debug messages removed) is pretty fast (and stable as well) I have not used NFS in years, but was not very pleased with neither speed nor stability when I used it (client Milan060, server Ubuntu). Is the nfs.xfs in the current FreeMiNT ...

for me, on my firebee, at around 30mb Edit: To make it more clear. i use ssh/scp and wget/curl. I cant say anything about samba, ftp or any other tcp based transfer Cannot confirm that. Due to encryption, ssh is a pretty demanding protocol for an m68k (even on the Firebee), so it is rather slow. Ne...

Unless you are doing something stupid (like having linked /h/tmp to /ram?) this should not happen (and it does not, at least on my FireBee): -bash-4.3# free total: used: free: Mem: 530857984 12312576 518545408 -bash-4.3# cp /nfs/mfro/Bilder/IMG_2667.jpg . -bash-4.3# free total: used: free: Mem: 5308...

mikro wrote:

Count wrote:... reboot wont solve anything and if in FreeMiNT/MagiC, users has to close other applications and not reboot the computer...)

set SECURELEVEL and you should be safe

I used the following assembler piece sofar. _resetST: pea reset | always reset on return from prog move.w #0x26,-(sp) trap #14 reset: move.l 4.w,-(sp) rts So it does an indirect address fetch from 0x00000004 and executes the routine found there in supervisor. That gave a clean soft reset. For a har...

Nope. it doesn't. The gcc 4.6.4 from my site has the patches applied (originally found in Peylow's branch] ), but i would still consider that patches experimental. I've tested it with my own build as well and the advertised speed improvement (+ a little slimmer in size) is indeed there. Not usable ...

My sshd (6.4p1) does not understand the -r switch (just as Linux sshd's do). What is it?
I run sshd through bash, anyway.

P.S.: oops, it does. But not mentioned anywhere, neither in man page nor in usage help?

Maybe possible with parted, yes. It claims to support Atari partitioning table. Never tried it though. It does?,I have missed that one,think gotta test that some day. Yes it does. But - at least to my latest attempts (which lie back some time, so may be that changed) - only at a very basic level. I...

Anybody had a look at Ultibo (https://ultibo.org/) already?

At a glance, that appears to be the perfect build environment for a Hatari-based Linux-less Raspberry Pi Atari machine.

u:/usr/bin should be available on every decent MiNT installation, I assume

didn't follow the whole thread, but did you try to reset the NVRAM already?

That pushes a byte on the stack, then pops a word. The 68k decreases the SP by 2 when pushing a byte on the stack, so this is essentially the same as shift left by 8. However, iirc this gives problems when run on coldfire. At least, for Pure-C, i'm using a patched version of pcstdlib.lib. Just theo...

I do not know of a program that does this (maybe others?). I think there is a manual method that should do what you want if your security requirements aren't too strict (and if you invest some time): delete all the files you don't want the buyer to see create a file with arbitrary (unsensitive) cont...

Done. Binary release (0.51) can be found here:

https://github.com/freemint/libcmini/releases

Count wrote:Maybe it's time for a minor release 0.51 since some significant bugs have been fixed since the last release.

Yes, why not. But we first need to make sure the CI processes work again.

If you miss libcmini - it's now here:

https://github.com/freemint/libcmini

integrated into the freemint organization

No, you should be able to safely include osbind.h only and call GEMDOS as usual. I do this even for programs with even less C library, not even libcmini. Check out https://github.com/simonsunnyboy/stlibs4gcc/blob/master/wizzcat/main.c It doesn't use Fsfirst() or so but Fopen and go to read files wi...

Linux has something for everything ;) Virtually every Linux installation has the netpbm portable bitmap library and Imagemagick installed. convert will do the conversion from .png to .ppm, ppmtopi1 can convert from .ppm to .pi1 - will create a Degas picture. Unfortunately, there is no support for Fa...