First of all : Thaaaanks to the MorphOS Team for this new release ....

Installation went fine. So far everything works.

An old Problem appeared again for my Radeon9600Pro.
The .1 Screenmodes disappeared and the second monitor stayed with a black screen.

After putting the Radeon driver in /devs/monitors back to the one from MorphOS 3.17 (v52.39) it works again.

I have had a problem with last MorphOS updates.
My systen partición was done by MorphOS years ago (2gb?)
Now It fails to install cause there is no space in It.
I use the option to clean systen but It is not enough.
Should be an option to not make backup or put It in another partition.

I have to sabe some data to other partition, delete from system and then restore.

Any idea what can be done in future updates?

The system partition should have at least 8GB.
Thats what is set at install normally.
Did you change it to 2 GB at first install ?
Maybe that explains it. I would recommend doing
a backup of your data and then doing a fresh install
with the standard settings.
That should solve this problem for future updates.
Do not forget to save your MorphOS keyfile before reinstalling.

...and The MorphOS Team does it again! Yes! Thank you!

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It seems I should change It but dont remember. It was 12 years ago or so.
I will have to backup and reinstall.
Thanks!


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Great to see an active developmemt for an AmigaOs system.
This is mainly a bugfix release, I hope there will be some substantial feature in 3.20

@morphosdevs
please, what does mean in practice this 3.19 upgrade ?:
Quark: When accessing the regular PCI bus, do a type 1 configuration transaction (Sam460LE)

As I understand type 1 is checking root complex / host controller, type 0 checking endpoint / device. But I do not know difference in practice.

On real Sam460LE was in previous version issue, that in PCIe x1 slot was not visible cards behind the bridge ( like CMI8738, which is PCI with PCI-PCIe bridge ).
This issue remains in MOS 3.19, it means PCI configuration change doing something else. Probably it concerns only to PCI host, not two PCIe roots.

In any case, MorphOS on Sam460LE is very good, fast and stable. Thanks.

FYI type 1

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Well, I just update by manually copying to MOSSYS:. Not recommended but works.

> This is mainly a bugfix release

Yes, as expected because 19 is an odd number.

> I hope there will be some substantial feature in 3.20

That should be the case because 20 is an even number.

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IIRC the default size with the Installer was 2 GB in the (very) old times, but the default was changed to larger value at some point, because 2 GB became too small. So, if your original installation is very old, you still might have a small system partition.

> what does mean in practice this 3.19 upgrade ?

This Sam460LE PCI issue now solved with 3.19 was explained there in detail:

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?forum=3&topic_id=13583&start=33 (#34)

@MorphOs Team,

I saw somewhere in the past the instructions to perform the burn of img or hdimg file to a usb stick. But I absolutly do not remember where. On your site the instructions of installation do not speak about the AmigaOne X5000.

Can you give here the instructions to perform the burn of img or hdimg file to a usb stick under MorphOS ? Others, do not give a link, I prefer the answer here directly.

Brumiga

https://www.morphos-team.net/guide/usb-boot

@BatteMan,

Thank you but you are wrong. Have you read carefully the beginning of thr tuorial you linked ? It is designed for apple mac computers only.

I search for the instructions to burn img or hdimg file to usb stick. It can be peformed under linux with etcher or dd commandline, under windows with etcher too or with winimage. Under macos x I do not know. But what I want is to perform this under MorphOS. It is possible, I saw the instructions but where, that I do not remember. And also it is better if performed under MorphOs than any other system. That prooves the possibity to use MorphOS for this purpose.

Brumiga

@Brumiga:

Maybe this tuto?

In practice: Installation of MorphOS 3.10/3.18

@brumiga

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=13513&forum=11#156083

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Here's some instruction (not mine, haven't tested): https://amiga-news.de/de/news/comments/328439.html

Contents of that link:
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Just make sure you write over correct USB device. Read more about reading/writing image files on MorphOS here: https://library.morph.zone/Tips_and_Tricks#Copying_a_Whole_Disk_As_an_Image_File

@brumiga : no, i didn't.

I have run out of CDs to burn, can I burn the ISO to a DVD?
Does it work the same?
I HATE the procedure with a USB stick via the original firmware on the command line

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I think... test it, better is CDRW or DVDRW

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It works - I just burned the DVD-R and upgraded Morph OS from 3.18 to 3.19 using it.

Update Error

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Well, there's always the not-recommended way... The Dark One... Quicker, easier, more seductive... Could blow your machine up instaneously...

1. replace boot.img on your boot partition with the one from ISO (the correct one for your machine!)
2. reboot old MorphOS with new kernel
3. mount ISO and run update

Mind you - this might go wrong if older MorphOS version won't for some reason work well with newer kernel. You have been warned!

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:D

Yet another option is to have a bootmenu to avoid writing OF commands. I have a secondary boot partition and I can boot my Mac by pressing the Alt key, and then select the secondary partition to get a boot menu shown up instead of booting directly to MorphOS. Then I just press 3 to boot an ISO image placed on the HD or press 4 to boot an image placed on a USB stick. Needs a bit to set up it, but I've done it once 10+ years ago and it's still useful :)