[haiku-development] Re: Latest changes and general status.

On Apr 22, 2008, at 7:08 PM, Bruno Albuquerque wrote:
Maybe it has, for some reason, a bigger impact in a my configuration (which is now a Intel Core 2 Extreme with 4 cores at 3.83 GHz and 12 Mb of L2 cache)? The difference *IS* impressive. Before these changes compiling under Haiku was similar to compiling under ZETA (to be fair, it was faster under Haiku but not, say, 2 times faster) and now it is similar to compiling under Linux (although, as expected, Linux is still faster). In any case, you did manage to fix the random mimeset error I usually got (General OS Error) and that is good enough for me. :)
What chipset does your motherboard use? My Intel G33BU uses the G33 (X3100 graphics) w/ a Core 2 Quad (Q6600) and Haiku wasn't booting on it a while back. Are you running Haiku and JAMing new revisions of Haiku in Haiku? You said you need 1.5Gb minimum to actually do this? I already have 1Gb (two 512Mb sticks of DDR2 533Mhz)... I could easily enough snag another 512Mb stick...
Anyone have (or could create) a RAW image of Haiku, with all the dev tools and such, so all I need to do is download via svn and then JAM? I'll gladly pay $5+ for this assit. $20 for a bootable CD version. Seriously! PayPal is easiest for me. 

Luposian

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