newest version of aros vision uploaded

https://aros-visi...nload.html

includes additional software and optimizations for m68k

https://www.arosw...post_12925

It's great that there's a 68k distribution. I can't wait to use it with Emu68/Bellatrix on the Raspberry Pi. I'm very curious if Hollywood and the applications created with it run on AROS Vision.

I'd like to request a test run: https://amiga.icu/file/Slovo_68k.lha

Yes Slovo works

Bohun, there's also AROS One 68k, which isn't currently being distributed because a new version is in the works—one featuring a “native AROS 68k core only” and software that's 100% compatible with AROS 68k. No OS3 software that works poorly or only partially!

Your Slovo works well on AROS One 68k—see the screenshot—and it would be helpful to be able to adjust the width of the GUI as well!

@OlafSch, @AMIGASYSTEM
Thanks for the info. In that case, it's worth continuing to play around with Hollywood while waiting for the ability to compile the program natively for ARM
And in the current situation, I dream of a 68k distribution integrated with Emu68/Bellatrix as a ready-made image for burning to a microSD card. This seems ideal for compiling and testing Hollywood programs, especially if it's on a Raspberry Pi "dressed" in a laptop-style case.
And for you, as the distribution creators, I have a question: what do you think about expanding your projects with a Raspberry Pi-specific version once Emu68/Bellatrix is ​​ready?

In principle yes

it would require a adapted distribution. For example I have included whdload and use aros roms to replace the amiga roms, what works with the majority of slaves very well. But of course this not works on a RPi with emu68 because no chipset, in opposition to pistorm. So yes I would be interested in it.

Short term I will update my 3.1 edition too and then see where I go next. Also Aros is not standing still and a lot of activity on 68k too, what will require updates again. Who knows what future brings...

But a 68k Aros edition running on RPi would be cool. It would offer the chance to get access to new users outside the typical amiga bubble

The chipset emulation could be provided by Bellatrix.

We are not there yet, but my roadmap is:

1) aros kernel booting aros setup
2) aros kernel booting aos setup
3) have chipset support (that will be a long run development), and whdload setup is my target env.

About have a full sdcard image i dont know how to accomplish it (cause of the fixed image size)

But The idea is having the basic pi booting files and boot whatever you put of amiga/aros setup.

So IF it works the idea is to work with any setup that you give to it (files spreaded over a fat fs, like aarch64, or as a nested rdb)

Dunno how would be the prefered approach for distro mainteners.

The idea of an image that can be burned, the partitions layout, and the install/setup procedures, all of this i think would be best decided by the mainteners. The structure of the boot will be the same emu68 style layout. (It is just a minor patched emu68 version plus an aros.elf file load)

Lets see how this evolves, but that is the plan so far.

Regards,

As for curiosity, the chipset emulation is a diferent project, and as i said, will need lot of iterations.

https://github.co...DSNT/rigel

(But it’s not the absolute zero)