Module implements the API of the HTTP client.
#Ibrowse hphand install
Note that AWeb uses ClassAct as its GUI toolkit instead of MUI, so you'll need to install that too.The ibrowse application implements an HTTP 1.1 client.
#Ibrowse hphand full
Once the full package is installed, you can overwrite the 68020+ files with the 68000 versions from the Aminet archive. The official website is down, maybe dead, but it appears to be available here:
You might need to install the full package for higher CPUs first. Also, AWeb has been open sourced and can be downloaded in a 68000 version: I don't know of any plain 68000 FTP clients, but I'm sure there are many out there. In the meantime, Aminet has an FTP server () that can be browsed too, and will be far better suited to 68000 operation. That's an ACA500+, a Blizzard 1260, and a Buddha Flash Zorro card all running off an A500+.īut anyway, there have been plain 68000 versions in the past, so I guess it's just a case of support for that CPU being dropped. As an aside, check out an experiment I built a couple of years ago: Yeah, there are a number of '020+ accelerators for the A500, and you can even plug A1200 accelerators into the ACA500+ for an unwieldy but strangely satisfying contraption. Once you do get a feel for it though, you'll find that lots of things make a lot more sense and are more straightforward and elegant approaches than many systems, which is one of the reasons it's loved so much Many Amiga users take things for granted as they've been using them for so long (myself included), but it's actually quite a bit different to all other systems, and will take a bit of getting used to. The TACKON command is used to tack on parts of a path, so if one part of the path is blank or not found, you'll get errors like that. A clever little trick on the Amiga that causes all sorts of problems when unpacked elsewhere.įor reference, a TACKON error from Installer is essentially a filename that couldn't be processed properly.
#Ibrowse hphand archive
MUI in particular has a file in its archive with a single space as the filename, so that it appears as an icon without a filename underneath it. Additionally, the way things like spaces and foreign characters in filenames are handled on PCs can be different, and might cause files to not be found by the install script. The best bet is to unpack it under Amiga OS, on an Amiga-formatted drive.
Unpacking things on a PC is generally riddled with issues because Amiga-specific things like file comments and permissions aren't preserved on PC filesystems. SYS:C) rather than letting the system's paths do their job.īut, I think I see where the issue is.
#Ibrowse hphand software
People often have problems due to having several different versions of Installer installed at different locations, and it's not helped by some software released by people specifying where it should be (e.g. Installer *can* be put in C:, and it often is, but in reality it was supposed to be in the same directory as the package until after OS 3.1, when the official location was set out as SYS:Utilities. Well, things get messy on the Amiga because it's so flexible when it comes to things like this. When I did that the iBrowse installation completes, but it does not run.ĪmigaOS seems to be similar with Linux in that scripts and packages are very particular. HOWEVER! I tried installing and selecting a different CPU option: 68020. Now when I try to install iBrowse I keep getting the TACKON script error. So MUI seems to have installed ok to my WORK: drive. That one I unpacked on my A500 The one from the website just keeps failing. I had to use the MUI package that was included. Now I was actually able to get MUI installed using the file provided earlier in this thread. the MUI lha archive was unpacked on a PC and put on my CF card. I have placed Installer 43.3 on C: (is that were is goes?). So as someone completely oblivious to how things work on an Amiga, I am unable to really answer this questions. Are you sure it's a standard 3.1 install? With Installer 43.3? How did you unpack the LHa archives? Daedalus wrote:Edit: As for the original issue, it appears there's some issue with the installer script.
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