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Thanks for the link. Andy Broad again! Wow that guy is prolific. Didn't he make AWNPipe in the first place? Maybe I'm confusing him with someone else. You probably are. The original author seems to be William Parker, judging by the Aminet info entry (http://aminet.net/package/dev/misc/AWNP_2-54). A...

However, when writing in Python, you can simplify the code the user needs to write by implementing the BOOPSI/ReAction classes as true Python classes written as Python C Modules. This allows the GUI classes to be tightly coupled with the Python program itself, providing more power and flexibility i...

NinjaCyborg wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 8:11 am I haven't come across ProAction. Link please? I had a similar notion to use AWNPipe.

http://www.broad.ology.org.uk/amiga/proaction/

Best regards,

Niels

Hi guys

Don't forget that we already have a means of using ReAction from Python (and other languages, e.g. ARexx) in BroadBlues' fine ProAction package.

Best regards,

Niels

Go to www.hyperion-entertainment.com, log in with the same credentials you used when registering your OS4.1FE, and you should be able to find it under Downloads. From there you can download the ISO for your product and burn it to a fresh CD-R - if you have another machine which can do that (e.g. a P...

Do note that the thread ZeroG links to is quite old and only deals with AmigaOnes (SE, XE G3/G4 etc.).

I don't know for a fact whether the same cards will necessarily work in an X1000 or an X5000.

Best regards,

Niels

post my question without starting an unnecessary thread. Just stumbled upon this, which is an all too common misunderstanding. A new thread with a well-chosen subject line to ask a new - even if slightly related - question is never unnecessary and should always be preferred over tucking your questi...

Decreasing the bootpriority to 4 did the trick. Now the install cd boots all the way :) Great, glad it worked! @Tony: I did set the os4_bootdevice to auto but on my system it did not do the trick on the CD. It works on the HD partitions but not the CD. I think I remember the CD having a boot priori...

He already has that variable set, according to the first post above.

Are you sure about that "infinite" priority?

Best regards,

Niels

You should probably try setting it back to 0 - I'm not sure what the CD drive defaults to, but if it's 10 as well, that might explain it. If you only have one bootable partition anyway, there's no reason to use a high boot priority on it. Even on machines where I have many bootable partitions, I nev...