Am 24.07.2010 20:47, schrieb Stephan Assmus: > Hi, > > On 2010-07-24 at 20:19:55 [+0200], mds <mds@xxxxxx> wrote: >> Yes I know that the beos "makbootable" no more works since a long time, >> and since then I don't use it. >> Yes I have already tested it on a other machine, exactly on a thinkpad >> T42p, and at this machine it works fine, but the same USB- stick, >> external HDD (connected via USB and SATA) and Haiku- Live CD did not >> work on my pc (The CD shows the same error characteristic). >> And tombhadAC has the same Problem on a "FSC Scenic xl-1107), and Marcus >> Jacob has the same Problem on the same mainboard which I have >> //www.freelists.org/post/haiku-development/boot-issues-both-hdd-and-usb-stick-on-FX9850-cpu-based-system >> . >> It's definitely a bug and not a user error. > > Maybe you misunderstood me, I wasn't trying to say it's a user error, I just > needed to rule that out, since it > wasn't 100% clear to me from the ticket comments. > >> Unfortunately the serial debug output don't work at this early boot >> stage, and so I can't give you some log files. > > I would think that serial debugging works right from the start, but it sounds > like that (the very early start) > is where it's failing already. Yes, but the PC found something to boot from. Otherwise it says "No bootmedia found". But with the Haiku- Live- CD it says even "Loading Haiku", but then, nothing. > Are you a developer building your own Haiku images? Can you make changes to > the code? I am just trying to > understand what you mean by helping to resolve this ticket. To me it sounds > like to reproduce this problem, > one needs the hardware, so unless a developer has access to your machine, or > to the same hardware, the issue > is not likely to get fixed. > No, with "helping" I mean that eventual some logs exist of whom I know nothing, which I can give you. >> Btw. Zeta is booting on my computer. > > Does this information help us in any way? Perhaps? I don't know? > > Best regards, > -Stephan > Regards Robert