Dimitris Panokostas

I could do that, but it would mean an extra custom event (or two, actually). Currently it's following what WinUAE has, so this would be an Amiberry specific expansion, essentially.

Can we get some more specifics on this? E.g. how to set up an environment to recreate the problem, would be helpful :)

The current status is that it crashes when JIT is enabled, due to an "unknown opcode". This sounds like a CLang-specific thing to me, in combination with the JIT implementation...

The keyboard LEDs are used through `ioctl`, but there are some cases were they don't seem to work due to how Linux works: - the user needs permissions to control...

> Whilst I can easily recreate this (amiberry 5.6.1/linux/x86-64), after a bit of reading.... > > AFAICT earlier revisions of amiberry used the linux kernel sysfs interface to implement this...

Not sure where we are with this one, but I will close it since we've had no updates for about a year now.

@Yserra Unfortunately I have no way of testing this, without any M1 platform.

@n0rt0nthec4t That's probably expected, since no changes related to this were made. It's hard to fix something if I don't know what's causing it and I can't recreate it here......

@n0rt0nthec4t It hasn't been tested on macOS actually. There may be a bug that manifests itself there.

You might want to test with the latest updates done recently. You can now select the serial port to use, instead of having it always in Auto-Detect. That helped in...