Le 26 oct. 2010 à 13:25, Truls Becken a écrit : > On 2010-10-26, at 12:53, Alexandre Deckner wrote: > >> I think that the most user friendly way is for the os to notice the >> failed boot by itself and explain/propose a solution to the user, a >> bit like Windows does. Also think for example when, in the future, >> a faulty kernel or driver update could be reverted there. > > That would solve it for most people, I guess, assuming it always manages to > record the failure. It will not help when Haiku locks up after boot, however. > Like it consistently does for me unless I disable Local APIC on every boot > (ticket 6005). We can always have a flag in RAM telling we were still booting. This combined with the BFS CLEN flag should tell if we booted correctly or not... François.