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JosDuchIt wrote:Being able to redirect the output when launching an application is far more limited: you can't change that afterwards.

What about using the shell's internal Recorder command?

samo79 wrote:I think you should report it to rwo (Renè Olsen) directly as he is the guy behind all the latest changes of the graphics part in the Final Edition, he is for sure the most competent person to ask of

I don't know where you are getting your information from but that is completely bogus.

JosDuchIt wrote:Set OUTPUT con:360/12/160/80/Gui4Cli/auto/close/wait §Gui4Cli command
CLI 'run cmd parallel PRT: opt n '
CLI ' run cmd parallel RAM:PrtFile opt n' ;
any alternative to that ?

Sorry but I don't understand what you are trying to accomplish here.

Are you trying to print a file from CLI or something?

So i guess what i am asking: can CMD be brought back? I checked and "CMD" was never ported to AmigaOS 4.0. It was probably left behind because it only works on classic Amigas the way it is written. It does this by patching their vectors which is also naughty. The comments in the source co...

However i did hit this page http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/AmigaOS_Manual:_Workbench_Other_Programs it mentionas a tools drawer in which CMD should reside. That page was very out of date so I fixed most of it. That is the beauty of a wiki. :) Most of the information that was on there has been merged ...

Fixed.

The disk is bootable and I only have one disk drive with three partitions on it. A bootable DH0(Workbench) SFS00, DH1(SWAP) non-bootable SWAP format 4096 buffer, DH2(Playbench) non-bootable SFS02. Be sure to use only 512 sectors for those SFS formatted partitions. I do not see the Workbench screen ...

Elwood wrote:

nzv58l wrote:Anyone know how to turn the SWAP feature off?

Well, removing the SWAP partition will make the system run without swap machanism. I don't think there is another way to disable it.

That is correct.

When used with 32-bit ARGB bitmaps, does graphics/BitMapScale() always operate in software or will it use the GPU for scaling if the bitmap is in video memory? The answer is that it depends. There are all sorts of optimizations depending on the circumstances and whether the underlying hardware driv...

softwarefailure wrote:

An OS dev with their fingers in graphic.library Hans de Reuter, SSolie, Rene O or some such....

*bump*

What was the question exactly?