Hi Neil, On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 01:13:03AM +0100, Neil Munro wrote: > http://rockcomputing.ath.cx/projects/ > Both gcc2 and 4 based images, let me know if they fit your needs. Totally! Thank you! :-) I've downloaded the gcc2 image, booted it under Qemu and installed it (the installer worked fine, unlike in the image I built myself two days ago) to a small (220MB) USB drive partition. After I made that partition bootable (it won't boot until running makebootable on it) I booted from it. I then installed BePDF (installoptionalpackage worked fine, unlike in the gcc4 image, since there is no BePDF available for it) without problems. I now have a very nice lean system which boots from a small partition with enough free space (over 50MB) for my PDF presentations. Haiku boots from this (slow old) USB stick in about 30 seconds to a full usable desktop on the boxes I'm going to use it in our classrooms, while Ubuntu takes about two minutes booting from the hard drive (which, of course, was a great improvement over what Windows XP used to take). Also, the “gyro-mouse” functions work perfectly (they never worked on XP or Ubuntu before ---they worked on Puppy Linux booting from a USB stick, though). Although I don't use the gyro-mouse, since I prefer to use a “professional presenter” from Logitech, but it's great too see it working fine under Haiku, while XP fails miserably. It's really beautiful! :-) Thank you very much! Cheers, Ángel