New Kickstart 3.9.1 68k on the way

[kolla]

How does booting from CD drives work, in comparison? CDTV and CD32.

[kolla]

Yes, thanks for history lesson Only want to point out that CD32 actually came with kickstart 3.1, it was the first and AFAIK only product before CBM collapsed with 3.1 from the day it shipped

[kolla]

Explain again why you have workbench.library and icon.library in kickstart.

[kolla]

So if you fail, you will give up on Amiga?

[kolla]

Do you really intend to put entire OS in kickstart? And boot from what, a RAD disk?

[kolla]

Yes, I remember reading about that. I also vaguely remember some solution to boot off network filesystem, with one specific zorro NIC that had some boot functionality? Hmmm.

[kolla]

Imagine that: you could just boot off the ROM itself, which could contain as much data as would be needed to run a minimal Workbench, space permitting.

Yes, I remember reading about that. I also vaguely remember some solution to boot off network filesystem, with one specific zorro NIC that had some boot functionality? Hmmm.

[kolla]

Yes, agree. Would be nice with a kickstart offer along with those new 3.1 floppys that is now offered, kickstarts with updated scsci.device, so we can end the everlasting problem with people corrupting their filesystems on big drives. Oh, an updated 3.1 HDToolBox (without ReAction dependencies) would also be cool. 3.1 revamped for current drives, call it 3.2 :p

[kolla]

I find it hilarious that you guys cannot contribute to AROS, it's just mind blowingly silly.

[kolla]

There is a new thread with a poll.
It is rather simple:

Would you buy a new OS for 68k Amigas?

What do you mean "a new OS"?

[kolla]

Thor: yeah, and we all know how well that went for SCO.

[kolla]

http://youtu.be/unqY2QD8uq8