| Comment by: zzd10h (77.192.208.119) | At: 14 Oct 2012, 15:17 | File version: 3.0 |
For me too, the v3 doesn't seem to work (and I have too the "missing argument").
With v2, the sample posted below by TSK (on 01 Sep 2012) was working nice. NoGuruv2 grabbed the Alert.
But now, I have a normal Recoverable Alert.
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| Comment by: Olrick (10.100.0.133) | At: 13 Oct 2012, 09:01 | File version: 3.0 |
Maybe it's me, but I get a "bad arguments, see --help" error when I try to launch NoAlert.elf 3.0. I don't see what could be the missing argument. Any suggestion ?
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| Comment by: Kjetil (84.49.111.131) | At: 10 Sep 2012, 02:43 | File version: 2.0 |
I expect this patches to become obsolete in the future, if wont to run it from wbstartup you can snapshot the exe file, this give you a icon, then use wbstartup prefs application, droping the files in wbstartup drawer will not do a thing, thats way its easier and simpler to use user-startup script.
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| Comment by: Hypex (210.4.238.162) | At: 09 Sep 2012, 17:35 | File version: 2.0 |
Would it be possible to turn it into a commodity some day? That way it could just be dropped into the WB Startup. I find running things from User-Startup to be a bit old fashioned and messy these days. Plus it only goes well when the installer does it so I don't have too. ;-)
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| Comment by: Kjetil (81.0.157.2) | At: 06 Sep 2012, 17:22 | File version: 1.0 |
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| Comment by: kas1e (78.36.138.14) | At: 06 Sep 2012, 11:45 | File version: 1.0 |
@Kjetil
Can you upload sources somethere ?
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| Comment by: Kjetil (84.49.111.131) | At: 05 Sep 2012, 20:52 | File version: 1.0 |
Scabit that the intuition.library/DisplayAlert.
I'm patching exec.library/Alert
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| Comment by: scabit (166.248.83.185) | At: 03 Sep 2012, 03:52 | File version: 1.0 |
I still get yellow alerts when attempting to run some 68k programs that cannot, for example, find their specific fonts. Does this program not intercept those for some reason, or do I not have it installed properly?
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| Comment by: gregthecanuck (96.48.246.147) | At: 02 Sep 2012, 08:23 | File version: 1.0 |
Nice work!
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| Comment by: TSK (84.248.40.19) | At: 01 Sep 2012, 16:51 | File version: 1.0 |
Compile this in your system and you can test alerts:
#include <proto/exec.h>
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
IExec->Alert(0x0100000);
}
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| Comment by: Hypex (203.4.255.211) | At: 01 Sep 2012, 15:47 | File version: 1.0 |
Thanks! Now I can workaround USB locking up on my X1000. :-)
But, what about suspending the task that causes the yellow alert? This make seense to me.
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| Comment by: Chris (82.6.44.234) | At: 31 Aug 2012, 23:45 | File version: 1.0 |
I think a redirect to TimedDosRequester might have been better, but regardless - if this makes it possible to click past recoverable alerts with a USB mouse, it is well worth installing (and I have done, but it might be a while before I actually see it in action)
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| Comment by: TSK (84.248.40.19) | At: 31 Aug 2012, 22:07 | File version: 1.0 |
Thanks !!!!! This is mandatory software for your computer.
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