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<Begasus>
could be one for OscarL :)
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<mchasard>
hi
<coolcoder613>
Hi mchasard
<mchasard>
just tried haiku under vbox and i have some issues ... the software update begin but crash
<coolcoder613>
try doing it from the command line
<mchasard>
and often i have to reboot the system
<coolcoder613>
open Terminal
<mchasard>
yes and which commance is it ?
<coolcoder613>
Oh, yeah, vbox doesn't work well with Haiku
<coolcoder613>
try vmware
<coolcoder613>
what OS are you on?
<mchasard>
ah its known ? si with vmware it should be better ...
<mchasard>
win 11
<coolcoder613>
Then get VMWare, or QEMU
<coolcoder613>
VMWare is best
<mchasard>
quemu is more adapt for linux no ?
<mchasard>
ok i should try with vmware event it seems to take more space ...
<coolcoder613>
qemu doesnt have quest additions..
<coolcoder613>
Yes, try with VMWare
<mchasard>
ah ok i readed that it is very fast than the other
<mchasard>
ok cause actually with vbox its not enough stable ...pitty
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<mchasard>
²
<mchasard>
hi i try to lainch haiku undervmware and it seems the processort isn't ok i have an error
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<mchasard>
--------------------------- Haiku - VMware Workstation 17 Player --------------------------- The processor does not support XSAVE. This virtual machine cannot be powered on. --------------------------- OK ---------------------------
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<andreaa72>
hi coolcoder613
<jn>
mchasard: does it work when you boot other guest operating systems?
<mchasard>
yes but i have so much issues under vbpx that somebody told me to try with vmware ... i dit it but i can't open virtual machine haiku
<Begasus>
I was one of them mchasard
<Begasus>
works fine here, with default setup
<mchasard>
ok but i have this processor error
<jn>
mchasard: i asked because if you try booting something else in vmware, you'll know whether vmware is broken in general on your computer, or whether the problem is related to haiku
<mchasard>
--------------------------- Haiku - VMware Workstation 17 Player --------------------------- The processor does not support XSAVE. This virtual machine cannot be powered on. --------------------------- OK ---------------------------
<Begasus>
32bit or 64bit?
<Begasus>
what OS did you choose on setup?
<andreaa72>
xp 64 bit becouse it's compatible with haiku
<mchasard>
win XP 64 bits
<Begasus>
no xp, you should be able to choose "other 64bit" or something like that iirc
<mchasard>
so theres n o way for me to launch vmware ... ?
<mchasard>
ot install an old version of vmware ?
<Begasus>
I think it's mentioned there to downgrade to an older version, another one I found was disable hyperV in Windows, but I'm not touching anything there
<Begasus>
so one should be carefull on the howto's
<mchasard>
ok thanks for all i don't know what to do ...
<Begasus>
mbrumbelow, Anarchos, just fill in the SOURCE_URI and let haikuporter download the archive, it will error out on a wrong checksum and tell the right one
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<Begasus>
cp that into the recipe and you should be good
<Begasus>
nice, from 0 to 100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 5
<zard>
SaedBhati[m]: Hmm... maybe try to fix a simple bug?
<Begasus>
now if we could have Maxima, Octave or Scilab I could test this :)
<zard>
You'll need to show that you are capable of contributing in order to be considered, so, you would have to do that anyway
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<OscarL>
erysdren: can't boot it from Ventoy. As far as I know, the only of those "multi-boot" systems that claim support for booting Haiku is...
<OscarL>
erysdren: "easy2boot"
<OscarL>
I recall making it work once. But e2b is such a mess, that I never bother with it again.
<erysdren>
what
<erysdren>
what's that one?
<erysdren>
never heard of that one
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<coolcoder613>
Good morning
<erysdren>
good morning
<PulkoMandy>
Booting from these things require special drivers to mount a file that's inside a partition (we can do that, but not easily for the boot drive) and also to know which file to mount (some way to pass arguments to our bootloader)
<erysdren>
OscarL: looked it up, looks very late 2000s crapware lol
<PulkoMandy>
We don't have that implemented anywhere. So, you have to write haiku to a real partition instead
<erysdren>
PulkoMandy: i'm guessing that's not an easy thing to add to the kernel... makes me scared to even try, lol
<OscarL>
IIRC, e2b does some trick with MBR partition table, and somehow makes grub or something chainload Haiku's bootloader.
<erysdren>
maybe i should just buy another 128gb USB stick and stop trying to find workarounds to not having a spare :P
<erysdren>
i wouldn't use ventoy if i had spare USBs
<mmu_man>
Ventoy does not support passing the ISO info to our kernel
<erysdren>
aye
<mmu_man>
I asked once but they didn't seem very interested, I guess we'll have to support their payload handling on our own
* OscarL
misses the days of "C:\BeOS\loadbeos.com" :-P
<erysdren>
mmu_man: it does seem like their problem, not Haiku's, but oh well.
<mmu_man>
For Linux they inject modules into the live kernel to fake the CD drive
<mmu_man>
Well I did start writing support for a similar thing as IMAGE.BE but never finished
<mmu_man>
well since they use hacks it'd mean writing hacks for every OS
* OscarL
remembers trying to hack "zbeos" to change BeOS boot icons. /me is getting old :-D
<OscarL>
while you're here... thanks mmu_man for all your BeOS/Haiku work over the years. Always an inspiration to me (too bad I lack the skills to do much with it :-D)
<mmu_man>
:)
<mmu_man>
I recall having to patch the loader to hide the RAM it couldn't use
<OscarL>
ram limiter, amd patches for Athlons with SSE... cpu_fix driver for CPUs faster than 1 GHz... lots of fun! :-D
<mmu_man>
and nights :D
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