Nathan Sandver <nsandver@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm trying to boot Haiku on my dual P-II 400 system after compiling > from source under R5. The compile seems to finish cleanly, but right > at the end, I see this: > failed to create the index BEOS:APP_SIG: Invalid argument That just means that you've installed it the second time; the BEOS:APP_SIG index already exists, and BeOS gives you this misleading error message. > I just tried to boot it again, and got a little further than last > time. Previously, the boot loader would start loading Haiku, and the > logo appeared on the screen, and I'd see a lot of messages on the > serial console that look like hardware detection, and then the system > would hardlock. > > This time, it actually tried to mount the filesystem, loaded some > drivers, and then bailed with an error message. I'm attaching the > capture from this boot, and I can provide the one for what it did > before, too. I guess you've installed the latest GCC and all? Have you tried to install an image built by someone else that was known to work on another machine? In any case, could you please give the exact revision you tested? Is the segfault yet get reproducible? Bye, Axel.