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Hi,

I have added this test case to the repository: https://github.com/3246251196/adtools_testing. Specifically: https://github.com/3246251196/adtools_t ... destructor.

Currently the following message are generated to STDERR:


/home/rjd/projects/adtools_gcc11_GTHR_POSIX/ppc-amigaos/SDK/newlib/lib/libc.a(stub_wcsftime.o): warning: newlib.library 53.68 required for wcsftime()
/home/rjd/projects/adtools_gcc11_GTHR_POSIX/ppc-amigaos/SDK/newlib/lib/libc.a(stub_getwc.o ...

@tonyw,

I will be performing a new system install soon, so I'll pm you about the new NGFS.

Okay. TearsOfMe suggested removing the "bootkeyboard.usbfd" module out of "kicklayout". This actually works. Now when entering WB and looking at SysMon, the keyboard is using the HID.

On top of that, I can STILL navigate and get into the boot menu screen anyway - as if "bootkeyboard.usbfd" had no ...

Okay thanks for that. I responded to that thread. For anyone interested I guess read this thread and that thread.

Additionally, a separate mechanical keyboard I have: Filco - does not show any of these problems and just works.

Also, from cold boot with keyboard plugged in; able to get to boot menu but get a stream of:

"Timeout poll on interrupt endpoint" messages and glitches on the drawing of the menus. Responds to up and down, but the menus is all garbled.

Does the keyboard require the "boot" driver first at startup ...

Hello, I am the backer.

AmigaOS version: latest
Firmware: molsen 2018-10-05

Use Case 1:

- Keyboard plugged into top left rear USB port (yes, I know this is not the X1000 where the keyboard had to be plugged in that location, but I like it that way - and, in anycase, the same symptoms apply ...

Does ssolie have any idea when the new kernel update will be released?

I know that a good portion of developers are beta testers (or it seems that way) but I am not in that intersection. I am not a beta tester and would really like to start having access to the working spotless debugger.

I still ...

560 RX.

BTW: Without opening up the machine, where can I determine the mobo revision version in the log? Or, is there a command?