Is Os4Emu dead?
  • Order of the Butterfly
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    dIGIMAN
    Posts: 273 from 2005/11/7
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    Schlonz wrote:
    I am using it quite often for the OS4 port of unrar because all MOS, WarpOS and 68k ports of unrar I tried did suck, causing system freezes or were only able to unpack one archive and then did not work anymore until I rebooted. After rebooting they worked again, but just for one single archive, so I had to reboot again... but the OS4 port works quite perfect.




    I use OS4Emu also for ZIP/Unzip and RAR ans the MOS Port doesnt handle the archive bits right (kills em all)
    and i am also unable to decrunch alot of RAR with the MOS Port, strange
  • »27.03.07 - 13:09
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  • Cocoon
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    Madgun68
    Posts: 60 from 2003/4/16
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    I use OS4emu a lot for mp3gain. There's a morphos port, but sometimes it would work and other times it wouldn't do anything.
  • »27.03.07 - 17:19
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    dIGIMAN
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    jPV wrote:
    I seem to have same unrar which Golem gave a link. It has worked fine here. I've unpacked big multipart rars etc without any problems... even when rars have been shared over network from other computer etc.



    Ok, nice to hear that, i will give it a try,
    as OS4Emu also has some downsides for me.

    I for example cant start Tales of Tamar with OS4Emu running :/
  • »28.03.07 - 10:26
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  • Cocoon
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    srbin
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    Are there any slowdowns when using wrapper like os4emu?
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  • »28.03.07 - 15:05
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    srbin: no, they just run as they were native mos apps. you dont even noticed when you run an os4 app, that its an os4 app (except if it crashes the system ,but it happens with mos apps too:)

    i used to run milkytracker with os4emu, but it cant be used to edit music (latancy is too high), and now, when digiboosterloader is released who wanna run milky? the playstation emulator fspe also runs perfectly with os4emu (watched a bunch of psx demos with it).

    about the unrar: i cannot extract multiple rars - at least the newest ones, as i remember i have done it before. voodoo-x report unkown fileformat on the rar, while it shows the archive when i choose the .r00 file. then it crashes when i try to extract it....
    the os4 version of uinrar (dowloaded from os4depot) crashes, even if i inly type "unrar ?" for help.
    "golem's" unrar gives an error: no files to extract.

    anyway, the "rar" situation is better in morphos than in linux, i couldnt extract one single rar wth the linux unrar, while i have extracted several ones in morphos. except these multiple rars...
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  • »28.03.07 - 15:19
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    dIGIMAN
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    sadddam wrote:
    while it shows the archive when i choose the .r00 file. then it crashes when i try to extract it....



    Why do you select the .r00 file?
    Should u rather select the .rar file?
    The .r## is mostly the multivolume archive, were the .rar is the initial one.
  • »28.03.07 - 15:39
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  • »29.03.07 - 14:58
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    @Acill

    Maybe next weekend if I find time.
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    WOW, amiga just has no idea how to run a business anymore thats really sad. You would think they would want buyers for software to push os4 along.
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    dIGIMAN
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    itix wrote:
    @Acill

    Maybe next weekend if I find time.



    Dont wont to be a pain in the ass but
    which next weekend u ment? :)
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    The weekend which is next ;)
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    The weekend which is next ;)

    Sounds like "Two more weeks" to me... :-)
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    @ Jupp3:
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    Sounds like "Two more weeks" to me... :-)

    The "weekend which is next" is an hell of a lot closer then "two more weeks", to be more precise were talking about half eternity... :-p
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    The "weekend which is next" is an hell of a lot closer then "two more weeks", to be more precise were talking about half eternity... :-p

    If you multiply infinity by two, it is still as infinite as it was before :-P
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