> did search, but found 0 results , http://aminet.net/search?query=rexxsyslib.library

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6756&forum=3&start=29

(That's the actual posting I linked to in this thread but since MorphZone was upgraded earlier this year all those older links no longer work unfortunately.)

@Andreas_Wolf

Still doesn't change that rexxsyslib.library does not exist on Aminet.

Doesn't that still have to be obtained from the OS3.x distribution?

> Still doesn't change that rexxsyslib.library
> does not exist on Aminet.

Still doesn't change that here clicking the link I provided makes Aminet say "Found 22 matching package(s)". Piru says it works with him as well:

https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=7158&forum=3&start=2

> Doesn't that still have to be obtained from the
> OS3.x distribution?

If you want the latest version, yes. Else what Aminet has since 1995 should be fine.

Ah, included within a related archive - found by searching under 'content' - I see. D'oh!

Thanks for pointing that out at - I at least have previously searched for AREXX as a package in itself, or rexxsyslib.library in the past - obviously without success. Consequently, I still have an original copy of OS3.9 around somewhere despite no longer having hardware on which to run it (or a desire for emulation).

Update:

>>> They should make it a sticky topic in their morphos section.

>> If you're referring to amiga.org, then yes, that could prove beneficial indeed,
>> preventing embarrassments like this one in the future ;-)

> Seems it didn't help too much unfortunately:
>
> "MorphOS, I've only ever experienced this on a very old version on a real Amiga with
> a PPC board. I have to say it was just awful and totally useless, from what I know of it
> now and have seen and read on various sites it's actually even worse now than the old
> version I tried"
> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=639050
>
> "I have said my only experience of it was a very old version that runs on my A1200 &
> BlizzardPPC and that put me off it right from the start"
> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=639292
>
> How come he's now again claiming to have tried MorphOS on his PowerUP hardware
> when about half a year ago he admitted that it was in fact *Warp*OS and *not* MorphOS
> he tried on his PowerUP hardware back then?
>
> Disconcertingly, in between he had the following to say regarding MorphOS:
>
> "To me MorphOS running on a mac sounds interesting as I reckon I may get more use
> out of a Mac if I can run Amiga progs on it other than just using it for the net like I do with
> the two I have now..."
> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=611822
>
> Are there maybe several people using that amiga.org account?

Seems it should be made sticky on amigaworld.net as well:

"I only tried a very early version of it many years ago on my Amiga's and it just wasn't for me"
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=34317&forum=2#630234

Addendum:

Update:

>>>> They should make it a sticky topic in their morphos section.

>>> If you're referring to amiga.org, then yes, that could prove beneficial indeed,
>>> preventing embarrassments like this one in the future ;-)

>> Seems it didn't help too much unfortunately:
>>
>> "MorphOS, I've only ever experienced this on a very old version on a real Amiga with
>> a PPC board. I have to say it was just awful and totally useless, from what I know of it
>> now and have seen and read on various sites it's actually even worse now than the old
>> version I tried"
>> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=639050
>>
>> "I have said my only experience of it was a very old version that runs on my A1200 &
>> BlizzardPPC and that put me off it right from the start"
>> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=639292
>>
>> How come he's now again claiming to have tried MorphOS on his PowerUP hardware
>> when about half a year ago he admitted that it was in fact *Warp*OS and *not* MorphOS
>> he tried on his PowerUP hardware back then?
>>
>> Disconcertingly, in between he had the following to say regarding MorphOS:
>>
>> "To me MorphOS running on a mac sounds interesting as I reckon I may get more use
>> out of a Mac if I can run Amiga progs on it other than just using it for the net like I do with
>> the two I have now..."
>> http://www.amiga.org/forums/showpost.php?p=611822
>>
>> Are there maybe several people using that amiga.org account?

> Seems it should be made sticky on amigaworld.net as well:
>
> "I only tried a very early version of it many years ago on my Amiga's and it
> just wasn't for me"
> http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=34317&forum=2#630234

...and on MooBunny:

http://moobunny.dreamhosters.com/cgi/mbmessage.pl/amiga/219797.shtml
http://moobunny.dreamhosters.com/cgi/mbmessage.pl/amiga/219916.shtml

Best part:
"I still have the old 3.4GB HD here with MorphOS on it and a few MOS programs that were on old Amiga Format & other magazines cover CD's."

In case someone doesn't know why this would require a time machine:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Format