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That might have been when a server fault developed, may not have been spam account purging.
Martin has a better memory that I of server problems
LAN works quite well via USB LAN Adapter with Moschip Chipset and USB A/ USB C Adapter.what device is this in detail? From the picture one can see that the vendor is delock.
Testlog without /A:1 and latest uniaud. Booting with /A:1 gave me a Trap in XWPDAEMON now. Have to look later.the first log show that it could find the correct codec ALC287 the later one only has the HDMI audio. There is an error logged:
Meanwhile getting closer to Warp 4.
Here we have a generational differenceI also think that the design and logo of Warp4 look a way better.I think the Warp 4 logo is more cool.
We do have an old MesaGL which, even using software rendering, works fairly well. Unluckily as Roderick says, manpower.Doesn't SNAP had OpenGL software rendering included? The OpenGL feature level might not be the same to have at least the OpenGL ES compatibility. On the other hand Vulkan is the replacement for OpenGL today.
SDL is another library that would benefit.
OS/5 is a Shareware PC operating system based on a Microsoft programming language that itself was rarely used. Intended to be an inexpensive, lightweight alternative to Windows, OS/2, and other graphical user interfaces, OS/5's Desktop runs in text mode while retaining many GUI features.
Its a GUI that runs on top of DOS, but even back in the days there was something better out there like Geoworks, it requires more mem of course as it was a real graphics GUI not text mode.
Strangely SATA SSD's work fine.SATA uses the ahci protocol and pcie ssd mostly use nvme.
I will check Dmitry from Bitwise Works. But I seem to recall the Falkon browser would even be more work, because we need yet another library and would take more time to port.
The reason is simple: Falkon (as opposed to its predecessor Qupzilla) is KDE based. So, besides Qt, it also requires a recent version of KDE Framework (KF5) to build. It is a huge project and it is a very complex task to port it it to OS/2.There is an option to build a qt based version without the additional KDE dependencies. In case the KF5 build system/framework needs to be ported as well its too much work, true.
The usual thing is to slow the system down if possible in the BIOS, disable cache and such. Also make sure that the OS/2 memory setting (forget the exact term) thing is off.You mean the >64MB DRAM detection helper for pre Warp4 releases? Its the last line in the screenshot.
Yeah I would think it would show two adapters - I'll take a look at the log and see if there are any clues....
thanks for the hint, the reason was an older NSS.
could you please explain the details? I would try to resurvive the simplebrowser installation which actually opens the GUI but then remains mostly inoperable
Now Firefox doesnt work anymore but simplebrowser works.
Once it chrashed in pmmerge.dll and a reboot was required.
after all pakages + dll necessary installation for simplebrowser, my Firefox did not start anymore, also posted in this thread, It returned working again after having installed libvpx-legacy-4 by ANPM
Can somebody tell if audio playback works in simplebrowser?
Yes, qt.io seems to be down quite a bit, it is currently not loading for me.
Try doing CTRL-T to open a new tab and enter https://google.com. If you get the rendering error, just click the try again.
This is a really basic browser so you have to enter the whole address, not just google.com, but https://google.com, and if a site needs www, you have to enter it to.
Glad it came up for you.
Hi Dave,This 0103 version works perfectly on my desktop machine (HDA: ALC887-VD): boots, proper sound, 9 controls in PMUnimix, no hesitations, appears in the hardware manager. I'll keep using this one and let you know if anything comes up - thanks again! Hope to soon see your bust in the OS/2 hall of fame!
Glad it works for you! Your comment about the hall of fame gave me a giggle - to be honest - I'm just glad people appreciate my work. The comments (and of course the occasional sponsorship that helps pay for new gadgets) are truly appreciated.
