<coolcoder613>
It's supposed to be able to compile...
<coolcoder613>
A very important release, containing ~200 patches.
<coolcoder613>
Portability work: ported to aarch64, including MacOS, Android.
<coolcoder613>
So why won't it compile?
<zard>
Heh, I might add that TmTFx's program should work
<zard>
And that without any extra special workarounds
<zard>
So why won't it work? :P
<coolcoder613>
rror: use of undeclared identifier 'R_386_16'
<coolcoder613>
if (GELF_R_TYPE(rel.r_info) != R_386_16)
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* coolcoder613
finally got fdpp to compile
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<dcatt>
Quick question...I'm trying to get my head back into the various haiku developer tools and was wondering what happened to QuickRes. Anyone know?
<augiedoggie>
quickres is a Be tool, binary only, for 32 bit
<augiedoggie>
you can use Resourcer or ...can't remember the other one
<dcatt>
Ah yeah, makes sense. I have it on my R1B1 install, which is the 32-bit version of Haiku.
<dcatt>
Is Resourcer in the depot?
<augiedoggie>
should be
<augiedoggie>
it's not the most stable piece of software though
<dcatt>
yup, found it
<dcatt>
I was searching on keywords around resource but was not finding what I was looking for but that result looks familiar.
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<coolcoder613>
ResEdit?
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<dcatt>
coolcoder613 ...ResEdit is a Mac thing
<coolcoder613>
There was something like that...
* coolcoder613
goes to check
<dcatt>
mentioning that takes ya back for sure
<dcatt>
I miss classic MacOS. What a fun operating system.
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<augiedoggie>
i believe that was the name of a gsoc project to create a resource editor
<augiedoggie>
iirc it's available at haikuarchives on github
<augiedoggie>
but i don't think it does very much
<dcatt>
oh ok
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<coolcoder613>
Hello HaikuUser
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<Begasus>
looks like some weird Vision procceses ...
<Begasus>
that or I haven't realy had an eye for it
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<PulkoMandy>
yes, just vision developers being silly
<PulkoMandy>
they give rqndom fun nqmes to all their threads
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<x512[m]>
Also media_addon_server.
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<andreaa72>
Begasus : haiku is not linux, ok, but posix ... so copy from linux LD_LIBRARY_PATH xD
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<andreaa72>
Begasus : it is all opensoftware so you can copy
<andreaa72>
you can copy software but gnu license so copy to another gnu -> but you can study the source and rewrite, reinvent ... with mit if you like
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<Begasus>
re, thanks for the reply PulkoMandy, had a process taking some thread pretty heavy earlier, hence me checking :)
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<Begasus>
From kde's week review :) "A good reminder that even though GPU tend to be faster, the added complexity and price might not be worth it in the end."
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<andreaa72>
copyleft ...
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<Begasus>
whoot!
<Begasus>
the seem to come up with a lot of *plot apps there :)
<zdykstra>
but I also think it's less explicitly needed now that a lot of applications on the Linux side use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME and use a layout largely similar to how Haiku does it
<rnelson>
I just picked up an internal WDC spinny disk for my Latitude E5470. I booted Haiku from USB and saw wifi and sound and video all work, so I put that drive in. I can install with either GPT or Intel partition map, but it fails to boot. Secure Boot is disabled. Any immediate ideas I should look at after I return? (I am stepping away for an hour or so, fatty needs gym time, but I didn't want to forget to ask)
<zdykstra>
can you describe in much greater detail how it fails?
<zdykstra>
do you get the Haiku loading icons, does nothing at all happen and you sit at a blank screen, does your machine complain about no boot entries, etc
<rnelson>
Yeah, I was just getting ready to head out and realized I missed that. The latter, it doesn't see anything bootable. This last install I marked both partitions (a "Haiku" I installed to and a BeFS "Data" intended to just store files) as active.
<rnelson>
There is a "legacy roms" option that might let me switch it from uefi to bios so I can try that if needed, but default config is uefi
<rnelson>
"No bootable devices found.\nPress F1 key to retry boot.\nPress F2 key for setup utility.\nPress F5 key to run onboard diagnostics."
<phschafft>
(do people still make the keyboard joke?)
<zdykstra>
if you're using UEFI mode, did you create an ESP and copy the haiku EFI onto it?
<zdykstra>
I don't remember if that happens by default, but I suspect it does not - since you can't boot