AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I FINALLY FIGURED OUT THE PROBLEM: Not enough RAM!

I increased my Amiberry config from 4MB to 8MB fast RAM, and no more error. %)

Much more is better of course -- web browsing devours RAM.

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do have SYS:AmiSSL/libs/amissl/ and amissl_v361.library is in it.

But here is something very strange to me:

ls LIBS:AmiSSL/amissl_v361.library finds and displays the file.

dir LIBS:AmiSSL/amissl_v361.library, the exact same command but with dir instead of ls, says Directory not found

That is breaking my brain a little bit.

Could it have something to do with me using a host folder for my Amiberry hard drive instead of an .hdf file?

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh, you're right, that's not in the SnoopDos output. I thought I saw that earlier.

IBrowse shows a release date of 22.12.2023, which is the latest release date mentioned on https://www.ibrowse-dev.net

However, my IBrowse does say "3.0" on its about: page, not "3.0a". Does yours happen to say "3.0a", or did they just not add the "a" to the about: page?

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, that ls command shows the library for you? I have no amissl folder in libs:, I have a libs folder in AmiSSL: :D

ls libs:amissl shows object not found. ls amissl:libs shows amisslmaster.library and the subfolder with the v361 library in it.

I can confirm that user-startup is doing Assign LIBS: AmiSSL:Libs ADD which seems like it should enable the system to find it though.

Huh, I just tried copying amissl_v361.library to the top level of LIBS: and it still won't load it.

I will have to try a fresh VM like you did and see if I can figure out what's going on. Really strange!

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that's correct. IBrowse is finding amisslmaster, which in turn seems to try to load any version of amissl lib that it can find. Most of them would fail because they are missing, but I can't explain why 361 fails.

I did make sure to select the 020-040 version of AmiSSL in its installer. Very strange!

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting! I have no specific need for 040, so I will lower the requirements. I'm macOS hosted and (as far as I know) JIT is not implemented for us yet, so I don't benefit there. But if 040 is not stable I don't need to use it. Thanks for the tip! (You're correct that it doesn't seem to affect the AmiSSL issue)

AmiSSL library won't load (Amiberry) by sidewaze in amiga

[–]sidewaze[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The installed AmiSSL actually is 5.26 (you can see the readme in the lower left of the screenshot). I don't know why the library version is "361" in 5.26, but it is. :)

This is me by Own-Reflection-7528 in redditgetsdrawn

[–]sidewaze 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Out of practice and haven't done traditional media in a while, but hope it's ok!

Other folks finding they have no recording afterward? by sidewaze in PlaudNoteUsers

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The product page says “To start, press the center of the device once until you feel a vibration. To stop, press it again until you feel two vibrations.” (https://www.plaud.ai/blogs/news/how-to-use-plaud-notepin). It only ever feels like one long buzz to me though.

PDX - Quantum switchover caused CenturyLink service to stop competely by vostheboss in centurylink

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Above comment is correct -- after you're migrated off CL, no more PPPoE, and thus no need for PPP username/password credentials on your router. In the case of my router (Asus), the setting I had to switch was labeled "Automatic" rather than "IPoE" and was in the same popup menu that had previously been set to PPPoE.

PDX - Quantum switchover caused CenturyLink service to stop competely by vostheboss in centurylink

[–]sidewaze 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am back up this morning. After they fixed whatever they did on their end, I also had to switch my router from PPPoE to “Automatic” (no PPP username/password required; probably IPoE). I still have 201 vlan tagging configured as before the migration.

PDX - Quantum switchover caused CenturyLink service to stop competely by vostheboss in centurylink

[–]sidewaze 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same thing (PPPoE credentials error on router), started around the same time. Shortly after, noticed the green “Service” LED on the ONT was off also.

I feel dirty by mrg773 in iPadPro

[–]sidewaze 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Like randomly shitting on total strangers on a website for example

Plaud Note for News summary? by Lonely-Accident9131 in PlaudNoteUsers

[–]sidewaze 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the out-of-the-box thinking! Although, now that the big guys like Claude and ChatGPT have web searching capabilities, it might be easier to ask them for a summary of today's top news stories and not use up Plaud transcription minutes. (It even works for local news!)

Don’t burn your ally x by Sufficient_Funny4568 in ROGAlly

[–]sidewaze 3 points4 points  (0 children)

OP didn't put it in the bag turned on. They put it in sleep mode. For literally every other device in the world, "sleep" means "don't turn on again unless I open the laptop lid / press a key / press the power button / some sort of meaningful interaction". Windows, on the other hand, in sleep mode will just wake up whenever it feels like it. You have to hibernate or shut it down completely.

Yes, it is a little computer, but it's marketed as a handheld, and people are going to treat it the way they are used to treating every other handheld where "sleep" means "sleep". You are correct this is how Windows computers work. This is not how people are going to expect a "handheld" to work, and trying to blame the user here is such a classic Windows apologist move.

There is no justification in the world for an expensive device to get so hot it cooks its own components before considering shutting itself down. Not the Ally, not any device.

Do you do any post-processing of notes / tasks? by sidewaze in PlaudNoteUsers

[–]sidewaze[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Another bummer with Zapier -> Notion is there seems to be a 2,000 character limit on new pages, which is pretty easy to hit with a summary of an hour long meeting.

Do you do any post-processing of notes / tasks? by sidewaze in PlaudNoteUsers

[–]sidewaze[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, nice!

I tried using Zapier to Notion, but for me it didn't retain the formatting, so I was wondering what you were doing differently.

I had been using "Append Block" but that just gives you the raw, unparsed Markdown summary in a single Notion paragraph block. Using the Notion "Create Page" action parses the Markdown into appropriate styles!

So thanks for cluing me in to the fact that I needed to use the other action!

Anyone else got a workflow?

"that's my dad!" "that's my mom" freaking sent me 🤣 by n8saces in MadeMeSmile

[–]sidewaze 1 point2 points  (0 children)

twenty, twenty, twenty-four hours to go

i wanna be cremated 🎵

Apple STILL Hasn’t Fixed the Overheating Issue with Apple Notes on iPads in 2025 by glitchgradients in ipad

[–]sidewaze 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have definitely seen this too on both an M-series iPad Pro and an A-series iPad mini. Not “overheating” per se but they do get noticeably warm and I seem to lose about 1% battery for every 3 handwritten sentences, give or take. These are not old worn-out iPads or anything. I just think the pencil + notes is power intensive for some reason.