It's nice to see that AROS 64bit is getting some needed attention!!
What is the most recent version of AROS One x86 ?
Edited by miker1264 on 22-05-2026 15:02,
2 months ago
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
1 month agoThe Grub on AROS One will now look more like AROS, a faux AROS-style bar has been added to the window!
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ami-elvisJunior MemberPosted
30 days agoIs it possible to run this in VirtualBox? Im playing around with different settings but always ends up with black screen after GRUB. 386 is fine though.
maybe buy an old D630 instead and see how it works
Regards
ami-elvisJunior MemberPosted
30 days agoIts was me, didn't notice that OS "Other" automatically sets it to 32bit. Changing to "Other Linux 64" did the trick. Onwards to some coding.
ami-elvisJunior MemberPosted
30 days agoI had no luck getting the network running with 64-bit in Virtualbox although it might be me not remembering Virtualbox at all. I tried bridged at first and added ip and route myself but it ended up with "Message too long" for my pings. So I switched to NAT but ended up doing the same with adding manually and got stuck with the same long messages yet again. The stack is starting as it should but there's no ip adress for me.
Anyway, think I'll go hunting the second hand sites for proper hardware instead.
AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
30 days agoNo, you don't need to add any IP addresses. In Network Preferences, just add the “e100.device” and leave everything set to automatic. In the preferences, it should work with NAT, but it also works with other configurations,at least on VMware.
ami-elvisJunior MemberPosted
30 days agoThank you! I made everything complicated.. again. I'll put this in my book of things to remember
Very nice work!! I like the layout of the GUI.
Hi
I have AROS ONE x64.v1.3 running on a HP T630 Thin Client, at 1920x1024 video resolution, everything seems to work great.
I do not have a WIFI module installed, do only network connect is the Ethernet port.
Regards, Derek
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AMIGASYSTEMDistro MaintainerPosted
2 days agoDerek, you can use USB tethering, it works with all cell phones!