N.AES
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N.AES
I have patched N.AES in theory if some brave soul wants to test it. Direct link:
http://gfa.atari-users.net/atari/html/n_aes.htm
Note: I only provide a single patched file (n_aes_fb.sys). You will need the RSC file(s) from your original N.AES v2.0 disk.
Technical bits:
I fixed one move.b (sp) and two TAS instructions. Requires FireTOS/CF68KLib.
I was able to test it on ARAnyM. The desktop comes up and all seems ok.
http://gfa.atari-users.net/atari/html/n_aes.htm
Note: I only provide a single patched file (n_aes_fb.sys). You will need the RSC file(s) from your original N.AES v2.0 disk.
Technical bits:
I fixed one move.b (sp) and two TAS instructions. Requires FireTOS/CF68KLib.
I was able to test it on ARAnyM. The desktop comes up and all seems ok.
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Re: N.AES
I tested it on the Firebee. As far as I can see, it works! Hats off!
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Wooow! This is really great!shoggoth wrote:I tested it on the Firebee. As far as I can see, it works! Hats off!
Good work Lonny. This is really nice and usefull contribution for the FireBee users.
I really liked N.AES running it on my Falcon in the past ...
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It needs a bit more testing as it was only tested in the default video mode when the machine came up, but I think it will be ok in other modes. Yet another option for FireBee owners if all goes well.vido wrote:Wooow! This is really great!shoggoth wrote:I tested it on the Firebee. As far as I can see, it works! Hats off!
Good work Lonny. This is really nice and usefull contribution for the FireBee users.
I really liked N.AES running it on my Falcon in the past ...

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Re: N.AES
Thanks Lonny!
Re: N.AES
Good work Lonnylp wrote:I have patched N.AES in theory if some brave soul wants to test it.

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Re: N.AES
And how about NVDI 4?
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I tend to work on stuff I care about, unfortunately never used Geneva. I would rather not spend time on that.joska wrote:Good work Lonnylp wrote:I have patched N.AES in theory if some brave soul wants to test it.Now I have another challenge for you - could you fix Geneva as well?
Isn't there a patch for the FireBee + NVDI already?
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FB has NVDI 5 patch, I never tried anything lower than that on it.
May be I try NVDI 3 on the FB over the weekend.
May be I try NVDI 3 on the FB over the weekend.
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I really like N.AES. So I understand this correctly Do I install N.AES from the CD (SD in my case) on the FireBee or do I copy over the N_AES folder from an installation and change the MINT.CNF and N_AES.CNF files replacing XaAES? Then replace the n_aes_fb.sys file?
I just want to make sure I go about this the right way. MiNT on the N.AES 2.0 CD is version 1.15.5 dated 1999.
I just want to make sure I go about this the right way. MiNT on the N.AES 2.0 CD is version 1.15.5 dated 1999.
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Ewww, I can still remember trying to guess what the German menu's said and making
the correct choices when I first installed it from the N.AES (v2.0?) CD I've got.
the correct choices when I first installed it from the N.AES (v2.0?) CD I've got.
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Works w. different screen resolutions etc as intended
Truly awesome.

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Just curious, what CPU did you chose during installation? From memory I remember 68000, 68030, 68040, and 68060 or Hades.
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I took my 68000 installation of N.AES 2.0 that I did in Hatari and copied it to a blank CF card. I then replaced the N_AES.SYS file with the FireBee Patched one and booted. Here's as far as I get in the boot process before it locks up solid. In the AUTO Folder all I have is the MINTNP.PRG and nothing else.
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Lonny is right, you need a ColdFire MiNT kernel. Use your current MiNT/XaAES setup on your Firebee. Then start n_aes_fb.sys instead of xaloader.prg (see the "GEM=..." line in mint.cnf). You also need to copy over your N.AES folder from your working N.AES setup.fmh wrote:I took my 68000 installation of N.AES 2.0 that I did in Hatari and copied it to a blank CF card. I then replaced the N_AES.SYS file with the FireBee Patched one and booted. Here's as far as I get in the boot process before it locks up solid. In the AUTO Folder all I have is the MINTNP.PRG and nothing else.
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Re: N.AES
I used n_aes previously when Xaaes was still a baby, but i cannot remember what was the difference.
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As do I.
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