Oh, I thought we DID chainload zbeos kernel or the BE FS,though, at least the old way we did.The new setup is ok. Needs some newer drivers,though. On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 12:49 +0200, Jonas Sundström wrote: > Richard Jasmin <jasminr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I need to make a new one.The live cd option > > works on build, but I was suggesting dropping > > the files into a folder and giving grub the > > kernel to boot.Of course this may require you > > to recompile grub to boot beos filesystem.Its > > not a patch but a method. > > I find it difficult to understand what problem > you are trying to solve and the exact nature of > your solution. > > I am guessing that few (maybe none) of all Grub > boot managers installed "out there" are able to > understand BFS and boot Haiku -directly-. > Without Grub chain-loading the BFS partition´s > bootcode in the (msdos partition layout-) standard > location. > > If my assumption is correct, then it would be a > seriously worse to ask people to recompile their > Grub with support for BFS, than for us to offer > Haiku partition bootcode and instruct people to > set up standard Grub chain-loading of Haiku. > > (Naturally, this does not exclude the possibilty > for Haiku to itself to edit people´s existing Grub > settings to hook itself up with chainloading - when > at some future date, Haiku knows some/most/all of > the filesystem on which Grubs settings usually live.) > > /Jonas. > >