hello Michael, I test USB boot on a PC with Core2 Duo after you have take another help ( same pb #5 on it and no PnP OS is off). It boot now but I have another problem ( see pictures joints ). For more information, I tested without safe mode and with all option safe mode, and I had the same problem. If I'm not clear, say me ( french english bad ;) ) thanks for all Raynald. 2008/11/17 Michael Lotz <mmlr@xxxxxxxx> > On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 20:12:35 -0800 (PST), p g wrote > > Hello, I am experiencing bug #5, error: can't find any boot > > partition, while booting on usb key. I was told to contact mmlr (on > > the IRC channel) because I think he was working on the bug...? For > > full detail and info (syslog, backtrace, lspci) you can check out my > > forum post here: http://www.haiku- > > os.org/community/forum/haiku_bugs_at_boot_time_sends_me_to_kdl . If > > I can publish any information that can help you all to fix the bug, > > please contact me. I can't wait to try haiku! > > It's not really a bug, it's a missing feature. The problem is that your > BIOS > does not set up the IRQs of the USB controller and our PCI busmanager > doesn't > yet configure it either. Hence your USB controllers aren't usable and > therefore no USB devices will work. Initial boot will work because the BIOS > is > driving the controllers in its dedicated mode, but an OS cannot use that > and > booting will fail when it is time to hand over. > > See http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/5 for other cases. What you can try is > switching BIOS options like "PnP OS installed", because turning it off can > cause the BIOS to do more initialization. Other than that you're mostly out > of > luck until this is implemented. You can of course still install Haiku onto > a > real disk, disk access seems to work at least. > > Regards > Michael > >
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