MorphOS for AmigaONE

[Elektro]

Let me at'em!

 :-D

[Merko]

Ben, why would you need to reflash the ROM?

The Linux people don't need to reflash. The BSD people don't need to
reflash. The OpenBeOS people don't need to reflash. The QNX people
don't need to reflash.

Why would you want to reflash? To make sure nobody could use the
computer to run MorphOS/Linux/BSD/BeOS/QNX anymore?


Been listening too much to Häusser telling you that the flashrom is
part of a diabolic plan to put Amiga users under the dominion of
Laire/Linux/graverobbers from outer space?

Just for your information: No, using a computer containing a flashrom
programmed by Ralph Schmidt does not mean he's able to eat your soul.

[takemehomegrandma]

Would it be possible to run MorphOS on "Mac On Linux"? It would be slower, but perhaps good enough for a demo?

 :-?

[Damion]

>Would it be possible to run MorphOS on "Mac On
>Linux"?

Something I would also like to see would be a
"Mac On Morph" type of setup...kind of like
Shapeshifter but for MorphOS/OSX.

[takemehomegrandma]

-D- wrote:
>Would it be possible to run MorphOS on "Mac On
>Linux"?

Something I would also like to see would be a
"Mac On Morph" type of setup...kind of like
Shapeshifter but for MorphOS/OSX.

Yeah, that would be [color=0000CC]*really*[/color][/b][/i][/u] nice! :-)

[Panthro]

I prefer Os4   but I would realy prefer MOs to linux
Linux is cool but MOs is much closer to an amiga
as far as I'm concerned  :-)  .........


I'd use MOs till Os4 roled out
(and acording to nay-sayers that would be quiet a while)

[Warface]

And here we go to the schizophrenia part of the story as some people of the MorpOS side claim how great their system is and on the other hand blame Hyperion for not porting OS4 to their system.

No, it's not a contradiction. Yet I see, many OS4 ppl has the "one machine one OS" approach, which is about to change with the AmigaONE/Pegasos. I already use 3 different OS - depending on what I'd like to do, and which is best for the purpose.

OS4 is among many, and Pegasos users would like to see it beside MorphOS (and the rest) and not instead of it.

[downix]

@takemehomegrandma

In theory, yes.  Actually, that's not a bad idea at all.  I'll mention it to Bill when I see him tomorrow.

See everyone at AmiWest.

downix wrote:
@takemehomegrandma

In theory, yes.  Actually, that's not a bad idea at all.  I'll mention it to Bill when I see him tomorrow.

See everyone at AmiWest.

Maybe Bill could talk to Christian Bauer about doing a Mac-on-MorphOS? http://www.uni-mainz.de/~bauec002/

Would it be possible to have a 'M-Box' like we have an 'A-Box' and 'Q-Box' and the talked about idea of the 'ST-Box'?  That would be cool! :-D

[vortexau]

Now, do you want a third opinion? Well, if you close your eyes and then reopen them . . . you'll 'see' a third (AND fourth) opinion! :-)

[takemehomegrandma]

@ vortexau

Once I in Windows (NT4 or 2k I think) I got a "Error opening the error requester"-requester. How about that?  :-o  :-D

[MarkTime]

I think running Linux on MorphOS, via some kind of box, like the one Mac on Linux provides (without actually running Mac OS X, which is illegal) would be a lovely  idea.

There is also another one, dear to my heart.  ARANym, which is a very strange acronym, but stands for Atari Running on Any Machine.  It is a full 68K including FPU and MMU!

It allows you to run Atari software...including a completely legal clean box TOS called FreeTOS, but the idea here, is that with that MMU support, you might also be able to run Linux m/68K and/or FreeBSD.

ya ya sure sure, so what...not the most sought after OS's in the world...but it would be a fun geeky thing, if no other emulator was available, you could still get a linux live of sorts on your machine.

Apples old A/UX actually does run inside of Fusion on a real amiga, ....wild, wacky stuff.

I was originally working on porting linux m/68k to some kind of virtual machine, but now I simply think its a good idea, but won't work on it.  I'm thinking of getting AROS, and maybe poking around a bit, but it doesn't seem to be finished yet.

[Ni72ous]

@MarkTime

I think running Linux on MorphOS, via some kind of box, like the one Mac on Linux provides (without actually running Mac OS X, which is illegal) would be a lovely idea

Damn  you like getting your point across