I fully agree with matt3, there should be a solution included in MorphOS to be able to easy setup-up networks with a GUI, something like Envoy3 which unfortunately only works together with Amigas.

Regards

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UFS.

[ Edited by feanor on 2010/1/20 10:24 ]

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Do you realize how OLD that CPU would be in two years? Alrigut, it's the fastest PowerPC available.

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Go figure, then, the chances of supporting it. I'm afraid that, if no miracle happens (and this is the computer industry) MorphOS will have to go to some other boring computers.

UFS:

This might do the trick ?

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I have mutiple servers that I would like to mount a smbfs on MOS. Unless, I'm mistaken I thought SMBFS could only allow one connection to one server.

@matt3

One instance of smbfs handles one connection, nothing prevents you from running multiple instances.

@Kronos

No, its not X88.

Its X80 as a little bird told me MorphOS now runs on the original Nintendo Gameboy, which has an i8080 derivative.

MorphOS 2.5 also spots SMP support as its capable of running on two gameboy at the same time, which can be linked with the gameboy link cable in order to parallel process (aka Tetris versus mode)

@frankbrana

Really needs to answer like that? Its ridiculous.

Do you know what a joke is?

> UFS.

Okay, I see. But somehow I doubt that's what Dreamcast270mhz meant by "The unix filesystem installable on macs". Maybe he'll clarify.

@frankbrana

Yes i know... but 3 pages with some joke post is enought thanks.

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UFS is supported by MacOS X, it comes from its FreeBSD roots (UFS is a popular fs in the *BSDs). While usage is ok, it's also possible -but tricky- to install MacOS X on UFS http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2316.


[ Edited by feanor on 2010/1/21 12:46 ]

> UFS is supported by MacOS X, it comes from its FreeBSD roots (UFS is a popular fs in
> the *BSDs). While usage is ok, it's also possible -but tricky- to install MacOS X on UFS

Thanks for enlightening me on this. So I guess pOS's proposal might indeed work on MorphOS.

Looks like there is some progress:

http://meta-morphos.org/viewtopic.php?topic=517&forum=51&start=0&order=ASC

As others on meta-morphos already said, there seems to be keyboard, touchpad and ethernet support :) Go MorphOS Team go!

> Looks like there is some progress

Not really new. That picture has been online for 3 months.

Damn.. But it might mean that now progress is even better ;)

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But there's a recent magazine by the side of that seemingly PowerBook running MorphOS...?

Kind of those typical kidnapping photos, where the hostage holds a newspaper of the day.

>> That picture has been online for 3 months.

> But there's a recent magazine by the side of that seemingly PowerBook
> running MorphOS...?

As recent as having been out 2 weeks when the picture was taken.

Amiga Future issue 83 released March 5th:
http://www.apc-tcp.de/shop/afe.php

Event where the picture was taken took place from March 19th to 21st:
http://www.geit.de/eng_news.html (see March 11th news entry)

That's the meeting analogkid mentioned there:
https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6982&forum=3#71798

[quote]Andreas_Wolf wrote:

> there's a recent magazine by the side

As recent as having been out 2 weeks when the picture was taken.[/quote]

Always on spot, Andreas: I didn't check the magazine's date, because I saw "X1000" in the front page, and believed it was very recent, while that buzzword has been running since a long ago. I was wrong.

Amiga Future issue 83 released March 5th:
http://www.apc-tcp.de/shop/afe.php

Event where the picture was taken took place from March 19th to 21st:
http://www.geit.de/eng_news.html (see March 11th news entry)

That's the meeting analogkid mentioned there:
https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6982&forum=3#71798[/quote]