[haiku] Re: Preinstalling Haiku on new computers.

> > Haiku is getting updated several times per day, how do you plan to 
> > support > that?
> Support our factory or end users?

End user, that is how would you handle support requests from people 
using your hardware with Haiku ?

> > Haiku is MIT licensed so you are free to preinstall it
> We need of document about it (Agreement) for our police :-)

Ah...
well, how do you do with Linux ? Do you have an agreement with a distro 
maker like RedHat ?

I suppose Haiku, Inc can craft you one.

> > Have you tried installing Haiku onto them yet?  
> If so can you post the output of listdev so we can see what devices 
> are in it? (in terminal type listdev, then copy/paste that into an 
> email) That might help in seeing what > hardware is working and 
> what's 
> not for that model.
> Yes, I try it. In any case: Haiku functionality more then DOS... 
> Most currently preinstalling Haiku on low end notebooks on SiS 
> chipset.
> For example listdev from one candidate:
> 
> device Multimedia controller (Audio device) [4|3|0]
>   vendor 1039: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS]
>   device 7502: Azalia Audio Controller

How is audio supported ?

François.

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