from Finn Bastiansen and my last message: > Am 19.08.2014 um 07:25 schrieb Thomas Mueller: > > I remember reading about a Linux dressed up to look like BeOS some years > > ago but don't remember the name or details. > You are probably talking about Zevenos: > http://www.zevenos.com/ > Interestingly, they even have a Haiku installer :-) > http://www.zevenos.com/about/haiku-dd-installer > "The Haiku DD-Installer is a app to install and test the Haiku Operating > System. > It will use the Haiku RAW Image from http://www.haiku-os.org to install > the system onto a partition on a disk. > Under the hood it uses the dd command line application to extract and > copy the data in the raw image to disk." Thanks for refreshing my memory! One problem with the anyboot installing to USB stick is getting a partition with only 29.6 MB free space, though I suppose I could format the other part for BFS from within Haiku. USB-stick image also comes with an installer, so I suppose I could install it to a hard-drive partition. While Haiku is still in alpha stage, it looks better than NetBSD and OpenBSD with all the problems I get. Tom