Oh yes! Thanks so much!!

Thank you, very nice start to New year!

Thank you very much

Thank you the MorphOS Team!!!

Thanks for this update ! nice job

Think to update tinygl (if you want) after install ISO 3.19

https://www.morphos-storage.net/?find=tinygl

@beworld

There's no need to update TGL if you've already had it installed - IWizard will keep the more up-to-date files.

Yeah you right.. only for new install... sorry

What a great surprise! Thank you so much for the new release.

Thank you!

Great work team!

Thank you for keeping our beloved OS updated.

I updated my PowerBook G4. No problem detected.
Thank you for 3.19!

Awesome Thanks!

Great, thanks!

Happy days!! Thank you very much - owesome!

Updating was smooth as butter...as always. Thanks guys!

I have a spare PowerBook, and it needed a replacement HDD, so I fitted a new IDE HDD and thought it was high-time that I decided to install MorphOS v3.19 from scratch, as I hadn't done a clean, from a blank/new HDD, installation for some time!

[EDIT] - What can I say, I must have been over-tired, and obviously not remembering how to use HDConfig correctly, as I have done many times before, so what follows below deserves me to offer an apology to the MOS Dev. Team, including jPV, who added more info lower down that relates to HDConfig that I really don't need . . . now that I have put my mind back in gear !!

Imagine my surprise when I tried to install, manually, not the automatic self-determining MorphOS installation to find that when I tried to format/partition the HDD that there was no option to format the HDD with a SFS partition, nor was the HFS (Hierarchical FileSystem) visible to choose to create the Boot volume/partition, yet there were some strange formatting options such as NeXtStep and OSX and OSX-B along with a variety of FAT and NTFS options to choose from!

In fact, when I opted to partition the HDD into 3 volumes the process chose FAT-L as the default to format the partitions! What use would FAT-L be to install either the "Boot" volume or the "System" partition onto!?

I don't know if this current MorphOSBoot iso volume has been revamped over recent releases or just since v3.19, as this is the first top-to-bottom HDD installation that I have done for sometime, but I feel fairly sure that when I last did such an installation there were options in the formatting and partitioning choices to create SFS and HFS volumes, but they are seemingly missing from the options if you want to create a MorphOS setup that does not use the automatic/built-in installation procedure, with the v3.19 iso!

As well as that, I am still bemused as to why the embedded version in the MorphOSBoot iso has Wayfarer set at v5.1 (13.04.2023) when we are now benefitting from the availability of v9.1?

I ended up having to use the automatic installation as I could not find a way, using the v3.19 iso boot CD to create partitions for MorphOS that would allow the HFS "Boot" volume and the "System" volume to be created.

[EDIT] - Duh !! Now that I remember how to do it, I was obviously (NOT) thinking logically at the time I installed MorphOS v3.19!

I then had to retroactively, once the default/semi-automated process had completed successfully and booted to MorphOS, open HDConfig (v5.14) and rename the partitions, including their volume identifiers from DH0 and DH1 to what I wanted them to be named, which is what I wanted to do in the first place, but was unable to do due to the issue that I have mentioned above!

[ Edited by NewSense On 2025/2/17 3:12 ]

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That happens when your HDD is installed with the MBR partition table, which is a quite usual pre-configuration if you buy a new HDD from a store. Or if you have used the drive in a PC earlier.

MorphOS compatible filesystems require RDB (Amiga) or MAC partition table on the HDD. The automatic installation script would set this to the correct one before creating partitions. When configuring partitions manually you have to select RDB (on Pegasos) or MAC (on Macs) from this popup menu: https://library.morph.zone/images/9/92/AmigaHD1.png

EDIT: Here's some documentation: https://library.morph.zone/Tools/HDConfig


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It's not about MorphOS version, it depends what's on the HDD already. If there are existing partition tables or partitions, HDConfig shows them.


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It's because compiling Wayfarer has required some custom solutions that aren't available in the system that builds the whole OS otherwise. I guess they'll do something for this in the future...

[ Edited by jPV On 2025/2/14 15:12 ]

@ jPV - I've added some edits above, and thanks, as usual for your insights, and for re-directing my methodology in the above instance. I have now put my more logical brain back in use, and I fully realise the simple, yet flawed way I approached the installation of the HDD, which had my brain been functioning better would never have led to me adding the above comments, but thanks for correcting me and pointing me to the correct solution that I have used many times, but somehow seemed to have become lobotomised at remembering how to format the HDD first of all to the filesystem that I intended to use on it!