AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition Update 1 Now Available

[redfox]

Updated yesterday.  No issues with download or install.  I downloaded from the Hyperion website.

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redfox
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[klx300r]

install went smooth, thanks to Hyperion now hoping for OS4.2 this time next year :pint::hammer:

[nicholas]

Fresh install of FE on UAE went fine, installed the Extras with no problem, configured uaegfx and uaenet.device without issue, installed Update 1 and it's now as stable as a house of cards in a hurricane. :/

Don't want to risk my Peg2 without taking backups first.

[eliyahu]

@nicholas

works great on my peg2. it must be said again and again that winuae is *not* a supported platform, and there is no guarantee any of toni's latest changes will be work with the OS.

-- eliyahu

[kolla]

Seems to work well on FS-UAE on my Macbook, nice to see 640MB of RAM instead of just 128MB

[nicholas]

Seems to work well on FS-UAE on my Macbook, nice to see 640MB of RAM instead of just 128MB

I've only got 2MB chip and 128MB on the emulated csppc.

Will have a play around at some point to see what I can do.

[nicholas]

@nicholas

works great on my peg2. it must be said again and again that winuae is *not* a supported platform, and there is no guarantee any of toni's latest changes will be work with the OS.

-- eliyahu

Will install it on the Peg2 at some point. Time being the main obstacle as usual. :/

[kolla]

I've only got 2MB chip and 128MB on the emulated csppc.

Will have a play around at some point to see what I can do.

You give it 512MB of Zorro3 RAM and edit startup-sequence, so the line with BootLoader says...

Code: [Select]

C:BootLoader COMMANDLINE NORAMPAGER

[hishamk]

Holding up well on my Peg 2 except that Timberwolf is kaput/crashes.

[Themamboman]

So, maybe this should be a different thread, but I thought I'd try here first.

I ordered OS4.1FE for Classic (intended for WinUAE) from Amigakit.com when it arrived in 2015, and can still see my completed order in account history on their website.  However, I forgot to register it on hyperion's website so now I can't access the update.  (I did register the former version and got up to update 6 before, but that isn't enough to get the FE update 1).

Since I did pay for it and can prove I have, but have lost the packaging, how do I recover the registration number in order to register on the website and get the update?

Thanks!

[eliyahu]

@hishamk

i gave up on timberwolf on my peg2 long ago. never found a use-case where it was better than odyssey TBH.

-- eliyahu

[nicholas]

You give it 512MB of Zorro3 RAM and edit startup-sequence, so the line with BootLoader says...

Code: [Select]

C:BootLoader COMMANDLINE NORAMPAGER

Muchas gracias.

[SnkBitten]

You give it 512MB of Zorro3 RAM and edit startup-sequence, so the line with BootLoader says...

Code: [Select]

C:BootLoader COMMANDLINE NORAMPAGER

Some apparently have used 1 GB successfully, though it may requires a 64bit host machine and WinUAE 64bit.

In testing based on Toni's suggestion I used two Z3 Ram cards, 512MB and 256MB, which worked successfully.

[duga]

Holding up well on my Peg 2 except that Timberwolf is kaput/crashes.

No one uses Timberwolf. Use Odyssey.

[chris]

I ordered OS4.1FE for Classic (intended for WinUAE) from Amigakit.com when it arrived in 2015, and can still see my completed order in account history on their website.  However, I forgot to register it on hyperion's website so now I can't access the update.  (I did register the former version and got up to update 6 before, but that isn't enough to get the FE update 1).

Since I did pay for it and can prove I have, but have lost the packaging, how do I recover the registration number in order to register on the website and get the update?

It took me a while to locate my copy, but the registration number is on the back of the manual ("boot guide") in the DVD case.  If you don't have that, then there's an outside chance AmigaKit keep a record of the serial numbers.

You should keep such details safe for precisely this reason!

[Rob]

It took me a while to locate my copy, but the registration number is on the back of the manual ("boot guide") in the DVD case.  If you don't have that, then there's an outside chance AmigaKit keep a record of the serial numbers.

You should keep such details safe for precisely this reason!

They used to record the serial number when the OS was released in card boxes but the DVD cases are shrink wrapped from the factory.